Well... except under Windows ;-)
By the way, the _expression_ "Windows line feed" is not quite appropriate:
One should rather say "ASCII line feed". It has always been that in ASCII, there
is one character to get the cursor (actually the "cariage" from the time of good old TTYs)
at the begining of the line, and another one to move the paper one line up.
CP/M and Windows, which were supporting 8 bits, then 16 bits machines,
were ASCII based system at the begining.
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