Last day to vote/reject on proposed EOL names

[Mark Hammond]

> Some brain-dead windows-only applications that do not recognise lf as
> a line-separator and linux shell scripts that don't work if they have
> crlf.  There are others.

Right - so the files processed by the brain-dead windows apps are checked in
with \r\n and marked as exact.  The files processed by the brain-dead gnu
tools get checked in with \n and marked as exact.  Unless a braind-dead tool
from each of these categories needs to process the *same* file, I still
don't see the problem.

> In both cases the files may be checked out on either platform to build
> an installer that includes these files. That installer can then be run
> on either platform but needs it's install content to be correct.

But best I can tell, if they were marked as 'exact', they *would* be correct
everywhere?

Mark