On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:05, r...@sixdemonbag.org said:
GnuPG 2 is somewhat larger and provides S/MIME support and
gpg-agent. That's really about it.
Plus extended smartcard support.
According to Werner, yes. Me, I wouldn't call GnuPG 2 for Windows
ready for prime time. Over on Enigmail we
Hi folks,
I have been a happy gpg user on Debian for years now. Now I have got a
few question regarding the differences of gpg vs. gpg2. Here is what I
know because the docu tells me
- compared to gpg, gpg2 is modular and aimed at the desktop
- judging from the man pages both provide the exact
Hi folks,
I have been a happy gpg user on Debian for years now. Now I have got a
few question regarding the differences of gpg vs. gpg2. Here is what I
know because the docu tells me
- Compared to gpg, gpg2 is modular and aimed at the desktop
- judging from the man pages both provide the exact
Suno Ano wrote:
- besides the afore mentioned differences like monolitic vs modular
architecture, what else is different? Well, gpg2 provides support for
MIME types as I figured ... what else?
GnuPG 2 is somewhat larger and provides S/MIME support and gpg-agent.
That's really about it.
Suno Ano wrote:
- there is one utterly annoying fact with gpg2 which is the graphical
windows which keep poping up http://i43.tinypic.com/154yb04.png How
can I get rid of them and have the behavior of gpg which just stays
in the shell?
You can use the curses pinentry program. The
