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Hello. snip, snip, snip: > Most people use GPG for mail; the Enigmail plugin for Mozilla > and Mozilla Thunderbird is very easy to use. > > -dsr- Yep. I'm not thinking of an MUA frontend. I often encrypt folders on my pc and decrypt them only when needed. I'ld rather click a button than type at the command line. Don't hate me for that! I really miss having the convenience of the PGP Corp product or something like ShellCrypt http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,687039,00.asp to use for encrypting files on windows. No reason I can't have a similar thing on Linux. > If you use KDE, I like KGPG. > > -Josh I have not tried KGPG as I use Gnome, but I have looked at their website and it looks very similar to what I want, except it's desktop environment specific. The other front ends that I did try for Gnome didn't work well. :( (operator error???) Jerry Feldman wrote: > On Tue, 4 May 2004 23:39:13 +0900 > Derek Martin <invalid at pizzashack.org> wrote: > > >>As does Mutt, > > As does Sylpheed and Sylpheed Claws. > Also, there is an API for GNUPG (libgpgme). > > It should be trivial to write a GUI for GPG. > That's what I hoped you would say! I was worried about unknown problems. Cool. There shall be one soon. Thanks for your advice. -Eric. -- http://235u.home.comcast.net/
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