[Linux-aus] Re: [osv-list] OpenOffice.org strikeback against MS DRM ?

[Scott Penrose]

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> Strikes me that OOo could also provide a nice interface for GnuPG 
> which would
> be platform independant.  Windows user types in text of email into OOo,
> selects "encrypt and sign", or just "sign", and cut & pastes 
> ciphertext into
> Eudora, etc (and visa versa) ?  Not elegant, but functional.

I agree. the nice thing about using GnuPG is that it is already being 
used for multiple communications.

Recently we moved to using Jabber internally to our business and I have 
discovered that I can actually sign and/or encrypt messages with GnuPG, 
not counting the fact that it is also SSL connections.

The niceness of using GnuPG is that you already have the trusted 
relationships in place, it is not having to start again from scratch 
each time.

Scott
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