Trying Enigmail, got a new GPG key
I've just tried out Enigmail. It seems pretty okay: it installs via a Thunderbird extension and integrates seamlessly with the mail client and GnuPG.
Adding a digital signature is as easy as opening a dialog box to select a key. Keys are managed through a front-end GUI, OpenPGP Key Manager, with functionalities such as generating server pairs, exporting and importing keys, and uploading and downloading keys to and from various available keyservers on the net.
My new GPG key is 0x02D17A07. The public key can be downloaded from pgp.mit.edu.
Adding a digital signature is as easy as opening a dialog box to select a key. Keys are managed through a front-end GUI, OpenPGP Key Manager, with functionalities such as generating server pairs, exporting and importing keys, and uploading and downloading keys to and from various available keyservers on the net.
My new GPG key is 0x02D17A07. The public key can be downloaded from pgp.mit.edu.
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