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Linux and Windows differ on the end of line characters. In Linux, only the newline (hex 0xA) is used, whereas Windows uses both newline and return (hex 0xD). That’s why a Linux source file loaded into Notepad looks wrong (although WordPad works fine). The solution is to find a program editor that works handles both; most do.
