I got back on GnuPG recently because an associate wouldn't communicate without it. We came up with a trustworthy way to exchange keys. After that, I just cut and pasted crap from this:
Been working fine so far. I'm sure there's all kinds of complicated ways to use it but it just takes a few commands to do most of the work. I only use two these days: one for sending and one for receiving. I scripted the more complicated one (send) where I type an alias and a text file with it doing the rest. The decrypt command, -d (file), is easy to remember. Pretty simple compared to trying to learn OpenBSD.
Not to say they're wrong for making something easier or the interface couldn't be way better. Just that me using this thing with almost no thought argues against all this difficulty people are bringing up.
http://irtfweb.ifa.hawaii.edu/~lockhart/gpg/
Been working fine so far. I'm sure there's all kinds of complicated ways to use it but it just takes a few commands to do most of the work. I only use two these days: one for sending and one for receiving. I scripted the more complicated one (send) where I type an alias and a text file with it doing the rest. The decrypt command, -d (file), is easy to remember. Pretty simple compared to trying to learn OpenBSD.
Not to say they're wrong for making something easier or the interface couldn't be way better. Just that me using this thing with almost no thought argues against all this difficulty people are bringing up.