Created attachment 172541 [details]
Text file showing one additional line break when opened with gedit

From https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/662051

"Gedit massively screws up files whose lines are terminated by CR-LF (i.e., Windows-style newlines, or 0D 0A in hex). It reads in a file in 8192-byte chunks, and then if a CR-LF combo happens to fall on a boundary so that the CR is on one side and the LF is on the other, then Gedit translates BOTH of them into a newline. The net effect is that quite a few newlines get randomly duplicated here and there in any reasonably long file with Windows-style newlines when you load it."

I've attached an example text file containing 2732 lines, ending with CR-LF each. If you open the file with gedit and scroll to the end, you'll find an additional line break after line 2731 that should not be there.