Not detecting bl2 INI files on linux about openblcmm HOT 3 CLOSED

Thanks for the report, btw -- At least tangentially related to #10... Would you mind attaching a logfile with what's happening on your machine? On mine it's detecting the INI files for both, so I'll clearly have to track something down here. Thanks!

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very strange, seems to have found the ini files but its still telling me it found them? Oddly this bug has followed me from ubuntu to fedora and blcmm to openblcmm

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Okay, fun fun -- we got to the bottom of this in Discord. Turns out it was a case-sensitivity issue. The actual path component on-disk was My games (lowercase g), whereas the detection was using My Games (uppercase G). Wine/Proton itself doesn't care, since there's a case-insensitivity layer baked in there, but native access would need to use the correct case.

So, I put in a hideous little check for Linux where if we don't find the INI file on the given path, it'll walk the tree and look for case-insensitive alternatives. There's probably some other places where we could be doing the same, but I can't quite bring myself to do the necessary debugging to integrate it anywhere else, and I think the INI files are probably the most likely source of this issue anyway.

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