On Sat, 2006-04-01 at 08:07 -0600, Tommy Reynolds wrote:
Uttered Stuart Ellis <stuart(a)elsn.org>, spake thus:
> 1) Since in practice you need a GPG key and a Linux box to contribute,
> and the default GNOME mail client (Evolution) enables GPG with one
> setting, signed e-mail is almost free (I thought). Kmail has GPG support
> as well, I believe.
Originally correct, but now out-dated.
To be involved with the I18N support, one needs only a computer.
WinDoze users can use either CYGWIN or native M$ tools to provide a
translation .PO file.
Good point.
FWIW, the Enigmail site has a fairly thorough tutorial on setting up
GnuPG on Windows, for those that way want to handle GPG-signed mail on
that OS:
http://enigmail.mozdev.org/gpgconf.html
I didn't add that link to the Wiki, since it's not at all
Fedora-specific.
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