Mikus suggested the following to me (re: my OurMusic activities and Windows 
line-endings):

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mikus Grinbergs" 
To: "Art Hunkins" 
Cc: "Testing" 
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 11:13 PM

> The other is a personal dislike.  Various files in this bundle have
> Windows line-endings.  I'm running Linux on my XO (that's a Fedora-based
> build), and have the 'python-psyco' accelerator installed.  In the past,
> I've seen my system's python execution fail when the python files in an
> Activity did not have Linux line-endings.
>
> mikus
>

I use Windows to do most of my text editing, and my question is: how much of 
an issue is this for you Linux people?

If it is, could you suggest a simple conversion utility, that changes 
Windows to Linux line endings?

Art Hunkins 


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>>>>> "Art" == Art Hunkins  writes:

 Art> If it is, could you suggest a simple conversion utility, that changes 
 Art> Windows to Linux line endings?

emacs

==John ffitch

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On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 14:02, john ffitch  wrote:
>>>>>> "Art" == Art Hunkins  writes:
>
>  Art> If it is, could you suggest a simple conversion utility, that changes
>  Art> Windows to Linux line endings?
>
> emacs

Emacs != simple. :p
Seriously, though, there are a bunch of free utilities to do that.
Just google for dos2unix or unix2dos and you should find some easily.



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