Lady and gentlemen, windows explorer alphabetical sorting.

And don't get me started on the slow shitty search bar.

This looks more like sorting by date or size.

@stop It's sorting by the leading number up to the first letter I think. 14, 38, 129, 329, etc.

@localpost that is called Lexicographic order

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....

This is used for putting words with numbers in 'alphabetical' order.

@Grumm Good to know. Still annoying

I mean... Does it matter? With names that descriptive, you're gonna have to open every file to work out what it is anyway...

Blames OS for one's own piss poor naming conventions. At least it tried to sort this mess for you...

@pythonPlusPlus Yes but to be honest, what did you expect to see as a sorted list in this case ?

Pretty sure that MacOs and Linux will give you the same results.

@C0D4 I didn't choose the names lol

It's what I have to deal with

@Grumm `dir` in cmd and `ls` in linux return the list in the correct order.

But I guess this is necessary in order for "9" to appear before "10"

@C0D4 the file names are just numbers though, it's not ridiculous (except for that 2k suffix)

Clown company run by clown employees 🤷‍♂️🤡

Order of files is hard.

E.g.

https://github.com/coreutils/...

E.g. LS supports different sorting algorithms because there is hardly one fits all.

In Windows they changed it somewhere around Windows XP I think.... Numeric sort can be disabled by registry I think.

@electrineer check again.
All of them are numbers and letters.

@C0D4 letters are also numbers in this context

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