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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    Re: We need a short boilerplate text for KMail for various flyers
From:       Marc Mutz <mutz () kde ! org>
Date:       2002-08-09 22:28:16
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On Wednesday 31 July 2002 13:31, Marc Mutz wrote:
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> > Did you compare it to Sylpheed,

Sylpheed 0.7.3 has no OpenPGP support whatsoever. 0.8.x requires an old 
gpgme version, which indicates that it can now interface with gpg.

We interface with pgp 2,5,6, too.

I've not tried 0.8.x, but your claim that it was there earlier is 
certainly not true in this case.

> > Balsa,

Balsa 1.2.4 has no OpenPGP support whatsoever.
FWIW, they don't even have filters, it seems ;-)

> > TkRats,

LOL. Its OpenPGP "integration" consists of a logviewer-like window that 
comes up when you click on an icon. It just contains the uninterpreted 
output of GnuPG.

> > mutt,

not yet

> > Evolution,

Evolution 1.0.8 requires me to click on an icon to check the state. It, 
too, just lists the output of gpg, but they at least interpret the 
result and print a summary above it. Still, I haven't found a way to 
make signature checking be done automatically, so for me, Evo has _no_ 
OpenPGP _integration_, only _support_.

> > gnus

not yet

> > and others?
<snip>

Netscape 4.x has no OpenPGP support. It would be interesting to see 
Mozilla+enigmail. I don't think we need to consider elm or pine. Oh, 
XFMail is still missing. It was one of the first MUAs on Linux to 
support pgp. Should be interesting, but I didn't manage to find a 
working xforms/xfmail rpm combination ;-)

Marc

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Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>
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