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-: Yes, but if you're using the 'default' mode, that suggests you want to
-: be able to see the difference between DOS and Unix text files

I don't understand all the subtleties here, but FWIW I never want
a DJGPP port of anything to choke (by default) on the difference
between DOS and Unix text files.