@brettm@swarm.coiloptic.org Despite file systems supporting it trivially there are still many good reasons to avoid it.

For example using any Bash command on a file that has whitespace in the filename you have to escape the whitespace.

For example for deleting a file instead of just rm filename you have to either rm "file name" or rm file\ name, which is annoying to type and error prone so I prefer to just avoid it.