PGP
I set up a PGP keyset tonight and it wasn’t as baffling as it seemed at first
Seahorse (Linux) is just right for managing keys.
PGP allows me to digitally sign documents, e-mails, whatever, and then allows you to verify that it was really I who signed / sent / wrote the document.
Not that I’ll be using this much, but I’ll need it for the Ubuntu stuff later. Mez insists that I need my key signed by a current member, but I can’t find that requirement anywhere. So we’ll see.
Oh, you will, just ask Mako…
I had to travel to London to get mine signed (which will hopefully get signed as soon as Phil gets back from Germany – debian mirror people)
Mako is amicable to being hounded with questions by annoying wanna-be members?
If that’s a requirement I think I’ll content myself with not ever applying. No one within 200 miles of me.
Makos there to help members, he offers to helpo if you want it