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> Not really. It's been like this since the first incarnation of msdos.
> A few changes have occurred though: long file names
> containing multiple
> dots and spaces are now legal (but a bad idea in a TeX environment).

They have been legal in Unix systems for long. But it is still difficult to
work with such filenames though :-)

Groetjes,

Berend.