Different OSes have different file naming “conventions” (restrictions); for example, in Linux, file names are case-sensitive, meaning that a file named “FileName1” and a file named “filename1” would be stored as separate files. In Windows, the spelling of file names isn’t case sensitive, meaning that both of these file names would be read as the same file, and you wouldn’t be able to save them separately. From this example, what are some of the advantages or disadvantages of case-sensitivity?