The following picture is snapped in a real Linux environment.Why can Linux show a file name containing character '/'?
Why can Linux show a file name containing character '/'?
ls;filenames
It's not a / character (U+002F); it's some Unicode character that just looks similar.Tryls | hexdump -Cto see what it is.Some possibilities are FRACTION SLASH (U+2044), DIVISION SLASH (U+2215), MATHEMATICAL RISING DIAGONAL (U+27CB), and the combining solidus characters U+0337 and U+0338, but there's no way to tell which one from your screenshot.