On Fri, 3 Jan 2020 09:21, Patrick Brunschwig said: > to deal with handling keys and passphrases. If GNOME decides to hijack > gpg-agent then that's entirely their decision, and you can't blame GPG > for working that.
Just let me note that GNOME is not hijacking gpg-agent. They did so in the past but this has been fixed years ago. However, when using the pinentry-gnome (which should be the default on GNOME) that pinentry version is delegating request to the GNOME keyring daemon and only popping a window of its own if the GNOME keyring daemon does not know the passphrase yet. Running gpg with --verbose will print information about the used pinentry. To avoid confusion: The GNOME keyring has nothing to do with the GnuPG keyring, they only use the same name for very different things. Salam-Shalom, Werner -- Die Gedanken sind frei. Ausnahmen regelt ein Bundesgesetz.
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