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`dirtypgp' is a `quick-and-dirty' wish
script to run in a X Window environment. It is a `workslate'
upon which `clear' or `cipher' text may be cut and pasted.
A series of button controls then are
used to convert to and from `ciphered' and `clear' text, encoded
with the PGP package.
It was originally written by
Carsten
Meyer , who released it under
the GNU project
GPL.
- A nice screenshot from Carsten's machine is
here.
- The latest version of the script itself is
here.
- The CHANGELOG is
here.
- The
LSM
entry is
here.
- There is now a `developers' mailing list
called `dirtypgp-list', to which you may subscribe using the
customary
majordomo commands at:
majordomo@owlriver.com
Help wanted
What are your thoughts for a
TODO list?
It would be nice to extend it thus:
- To use GNOME
interface keybindings and and to conform to the GNOME model, for
inclusion in the 'usual suspects'
Open Source distributions.
- To have a nice logo, suitable for use on a desktop, conformant
with the Enlightenment
or WindowMaker sizing standards.
Perhaps it could be based on an image of a child's writing slate,
with a picture of a key or lock on it. ... hint, hint.
- It's a pretty obvious install, but perhaps an
RPM `spec' file, or a
.deb install
package is in order.
- If there is demand, we will host a announcementusers, and users
list under
majordomo. Send an
email if you're interested.
- A `pwslate' -- password slate -- companion package, keeping a flat,
delimited, PGP
encrypted table with: hostname, userid,
password, and hint1, ... hintN
columns, would be useful. Owl River will host the extension project,
if someone will take a shot at the coding.
- cringe -- Maybe we'll port it to a Win32 environment.
... or not.
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