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In Windows, Emacs is using cr-lf for a linebreak, but I like all my files to use Unix line endings (lf). I found a way to change it during my session, but I am not such an Emacs guru to translate the solution into an elisp command in my .emacs file.
Can anybody help me, so Emacs in Windows will use lf permanently?
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