Consider keypaths used as abstract representations that just happen to
coincide with the Linux implementation. The Linux interpretation of
these keypaths is the identity function, and the Windows
interpretation maps "/" to "\". This should be handled in the Windows
backend, not changed at the level of the preferences interface.
Consider keypaths used as abstract representations that just happen to
coincide with the Linux implementation. The Linux interpretation of
these keypaths is the identity function, and the Windows
interpretation maps "/" to "\". This should be handled in the Windows
backend, not changed at the level of the preferences interface.