Sort of!

In terms of cursor positioning, then both have the same end result; ie, the cursor finishes up at the start of the next line.
Only the route is different: whether it goes to the start of the current line first, then advances to the next line (CRLF), or goes to the next line before moving to the start of the line (LFCR).

However, the PC requires the specific CRLF sequence so, if you want your files to be usable on any PC, you need to use CRLF for that reason.

Some PC applications probably cope with either, but you need to use CRLF for it to be guaranteed to work with any application - which was your requirement, wasn't it?