Oops, sorry, I thought I had answered that in the other post. Anyway, maybe I can explain it better: any hack works, there's no difference whatsoever.
The only random difference you may experience - as some users reported - is for hacks that have to be loaded in game sorted in a specific way.
I mean, e.g. hack2 must load after hack1, and stuff like this. Usually this kind of hacks are in their own subfolder, or have the name changed with a "z" in the beginning, so they alphabetically came last.
In my experience, though, I've never had any issue with them: I follow specific creator's instruction and all goes well.
In any case, if a hack doesn't works for this reason, it's not a hack issue, but usually only a name issue, and it can be solved easily renaming the file.
Just to add a bit of infos, this may happen because of some differences in the way Win and Mac (Unix) filesystems apply the default alphabetical sort. Differences may be e.g. all folders before single files, capitalized names before the others, and so on.
You may have systems that sort stuff in these two ways:
Example 1
A_file
B_file
C_file
a_file
b_file
c_file
Example 2
A_file
a_file
B_file
b_file
C_file
c_file
Their succession would be different.
