Joel Bryan Juliano wrote:
> In 2006, 95% of Fortune's 100 are using PGP and 75% are in Fortune's
> Global 100.
>
> With Seahorse now being accepted in Gnome 2.18, I see that it will wound
> Microsoft badly.
> While Microsoft doesn't have PGP encryption applications of their own,
> PGP in Linux
In 2006, 95% of Fortune's 100 are using PGP and 75% are in Fortune's Global
100.
With Seahorse now being accepted in Gnome 2.18, I see that it will wound
Microsoft badly.
While Microsoft doesn't have PGP encryption applications of their own, PGP
in Linux and Gnome is much
easier to setup with Sea
