Of course, I could use other software if I don't like this one, but the question
is "wouldn't it be convenient to add a simple commandline option to GPA to
import a key".
For commandline usage, you can simply use GnuPG directly:
$ gpg2 --import pubkey.asc
GPA is a GUI frontend to GnuPG. Commandline support is already in GnuPG and
doesn't need to be in a GUI frontend.
I could do that, but I believe for most users it would be much more
convenient to see a graphical window of a familiar program with the
user's name and email address and a confirmation dialog, instead of
seeing a terminal saying "I've already imported it" (or not even seeing
it, because I think it would normally close immediately after the
program has finished running).
I know how keys work; I've been using it at work for a long time. And I
usually import the keys from email attachments, which I know are
correct, because I've helped them set up PGP and I've created their
email account. I just want to be able to have them imported with simply
opening them with GPA and not have to save them somewhere, then look for
them in the "Import keys..." dialog, and then delete them.
I've submitted this along with other bugs and wishlist items to
gnupg-devel, but it seems that those have not yet been approved by the
moderator (though almost a week has passed since the first report). I
wanted to hear what do they have to say before creating the bug reports,
but now I've submitted all of the "bugs" I wanted to report on
bugs.gnupg.org (issues 2178, 2179, and this one - 2180).
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darkpenguin
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