change \C-m binding to newline-and-indent

This is a major change, so I thought it would be better to throw this out to the list, rather than just submitting a patch. For the last umpteen years, I have had the following two lines in .emacs: (global-set-key [(return)] 'newline-and-indent) (global-set-key [(linefeed)] 'newline) I cannot understand anyone who does not also have this. It does the right thing everywhere. In source buffers, it indents properly. In non-source buffers, it indents properly (i.e. not at all). Of all the people that I have shown this to, only one has not changed his bindings to match. There seems to me no reason why we should not make this the default. I imagine that somewhere in the dark past, there was no function `newline-and-indent', and that is why we still don't bind it to <return> by default. I propose that we make a change for the better. We should change one of the most used keys on the keyboard to a smarter and more functional binding. Does anyone disagree? -- Colin