@treefit ... I have, however, enjoyed the "Stateless OpenPGP (SOP)" CLI standard - and even implemented a subset of it (see crates.io/crates/rsop), based on the excellent @rpgp OpenPGP library
There are many SOP implementations, all with the same CLI. Anyone who would like to play with encryption and digital signatures might enjoy a look at SOP.
A few SOPs even implement the new OpenPGP RFC 9580, which introduces modern encryption using AEAD mechanisms, and surely more will follow.
treefit
in reply to Jordan • • •sorry, but no. gnupgp UX sucks so hard that even I don't get it without extensive internet searching.
And I heard horrible stuff about integration into programs, like that they need to kill the #gpg daemon regularly to make it work.
Let's rather invest our efforts into making modern alternatives like #rpgp and #rsop
crates.io/crates/rsop/ great.
treefit
in reply to treefit • • •Heiko
in reply to treefit • • •Heiko
in reply to Heiko • • •@treefit ... I have, however, enjoyed the "Stateless OpenPGP (SOP)" CLI standard - and even implemented a subset of it (see crates.io/crates/rsop), based on the excellent @rpgp OpenPGP library
There are many SOP implementations, all with the same CLI. Anyone who would like to play with encryption and digital signatures might enjoy a look at SOP.
A few SOPs even implement the new OpenPGP RFC 9580, which introduces modern encryption using AEAD mechanisms, and surely more will follow.