Created attachment 359173 [details] screenshot demonstrating nautilus incorrect sort by name I have a folder with the following files in it: $ ls -1 09092119480cce9df88ce83dc5d5ff10.png 0f64141bf4ea238078d2cfc624db375b.png 135283299423ddd075487dec2cd2f025.png 1f0592d42a7b2e03318b2fae29b4544b.png 24acdb25b420e9fd14898517e4cab4ca.png 8f215fed195ae8bac9fd65fcb6058249.png $ echo $LANG en_US.UTF-8 $ When I view this folder in nautilus, list view (or icon view) and sort by name, the file that starts off with an 8 is in the middle, as shown by the attached screenshot. Refreshing or resorting doesn't fix it.
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