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I am looking for some best practices out there with respect to handling linefeed our environment --------------- 1. CVSNT 2.0.8 on the server and wincvs 1.3.13.2 beta on the client. 2. all client OSes are Windows but some CVS users are using Cygwin 3. no one uses a Unix client that I know of 4. in our source code we have a number of files that need to be built & distributed in both Unix/Linux and Win32. (eg. *.sh file and *.cmd file as well as *.properties file) 5. we already have a number of files added to CVSNT prior to introducing the Unix*/Linux distribution issue I believe CVSNT stores LF only in the repository and upon checkout or update, the LF turns into CRLF via WinCVS (or CVSNT client). So our initial inclination is to enforce a new rule that all files checkout uses ONLY UNIX LF. so the questions are 1. are there any potential problems that people may have run into ? 2. would I get a large amount files being different if I do this ? thanks.