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Martin Owens wrote on 21/06/10 19:55:
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> Myself and a few others have been working on a concept to improve the
> functionality and ease of use of the gpg key system we use. This
> project code named starfish[1] would be hopefully something average
On 2010-06-21, David Hamm wrote:
> One of the best things since buttered toast is being able to sync user
> information across platforms, and the ease of contacting/accessing other
> peoples information securely.
+1
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On Mon, 2010-06-21 at 16:14 -0400, Scott Kitterman wrote:
> This needs to be handled very carefully. GPG web of trust is about trusting
> identity to be accurate. It's got nothing to do with social media concepts
> like Facebook friends.
> Scott K
It's both, the most important part is the secur
s/someone/somewhat
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Scott E. Armitage <
launch...@scott.armitage.name> wrote:
> Agreed. Users that build GPG networks without proper trust controls could
> actually /decrease/ their level of security. Having said that, the current
> implementation is someone compli
Agreed. Users that build GPG networks without proper trust controls could
actually /decrease/ their level of security. Having said that, the current
implementation is someone complicated and poorly documented. I have but one
trusted "friend" on my current network, and that took the better part of a
"David Hamm" wrote:
>"Making friends with others" This "Starfish" sounds like a much bigger and
>more important feature then at first thought. Is this going to
>be integrated into ubuntu one?
>
>One of the best things since buttered toast is being able to sync user
>information across platforms
"Making friends with others" This "Starfish" sounds like a much bigger and
more important feature then at first thought. Is this going to
be integrated into ubuntu one?
One of the best things since buttered toast is being able to sync user
information across platforms, and the ease of contacting/a
Hey Martin,
I wouldnt recommend adding it to the me-menu at all. Putting it in
accessories and just having it there would be a lot better. The reason
is kinda obvious most users dont use gpg keys and wouldnt have any need
for them to be there. Maybe you could add it to about-me instead.
Great id
On Mon, 2010-06-21 at 14:55 -0400, Martin Owens wrote:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Starfish/Design
I guess most users will not think "email" on reading "Secure Online
Identity". Of course it's hard to find something that fits in a menu.
What is this really about?
- Prove of identity (your own and
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 11:55 AM, Martin Owens wrote:
> Dear Ayatana,
>
> Myself and a few others have been working on a concept to improve the
> functionality and ease of use of the gpg key system we use. This project
> code named starfish[1] would be hopefully something average users can
> disco
Dear Ayatana,
Myself and a few others have been working on a concept to improve the
functionality and ease of use of the gpg key system we use. This project
code named starfish[1] would be hopefully something average users can
discover and take advantage of as well as making it easier for us geeks
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