Hi,
I have some links about key creation and gpg in general that I would
provide of course. the problem is, that I don't know if/how correct they
are because I am not that into gpg yet. Some blogposts are rather old,
which can mean they are no longer up to date but doesn't have to. I
don't want to spread outdated/incorrect information so how to proceed?
That said, adding them to the wiki directly doesn't seem to be ideal...
Am 06.06.2014 11:36, schrieb Bernhard Reiter:
Friends of OpenPGP, GnuPG, End-to-End encryption,
in the last 18 months, people started writing more about GnuPG
and its relatives. We need to keep the overview and if possible
provide a central place where people can find the best documentation
for them to read.
This is a task which we can and should tackle together!
The sheer number of new guides and blog entry shows that there is a need
for guidance. If we can help to unlock what is already there,
this will further Ende-to-End encryption and help Werner and the other
GnuPG developers to focus on doing the software engineeiring itself.
Thus I've started
http://wiki.gnupg.org/documentation
and did a first entry for the new CC-BY-(SA) short guide from the FSF.
I could use more critical review, so if you read it or other documents,
please add a link or a comment.
Regards,
Bernhard
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