GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
This is the v0.7 release which fixes a few bugs and increases gpg 2.1.

Changes

• showing a message when you don't have a private key
• Disable Next or Back button when hitting the end of the notebook
• More Python 3 compatible code (e.g. HTTP server, StringIOs, dict.items)
• (Hopefully) more efficient bar code rendering to increase the
  success rate when reading it
• Using zbar's cache to hopefully save some CPU cycles while scanning

GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
This is the v0.4 release and brings a few tiny fixes all over the program.

Changes

• Signing keys with all usable secret keys
• monkeypatching monkeysign for revoked and expired keys
• Standalone non-UI key signing application (e.g. a key file)

Resources

Download: https://github.com/muelli/geysigning/releases/download/0.4/gnome-keysign-0.4.tar.gz
sha256sum: a1fbd9e6e819d976238795aa436411edc42905bdda42085f5b4076949ffba59c
Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeKeysign

GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
This is the v0.3 release and brings a few tiny fixes all over the program.

Changes

• Optimised finding the correct key to download
• Removed once discovered clients if they disappear
• Experimental compatibility for older Gtk versions (set_always_show_image)
• Minor UI improvement: Do not delete the manually typed fingerprint when going back
• Also accept more correctly typed fingerprint with a more relaxed verification routine
• Display a message when the user does not have any private keys

Resources

Download: https://github.com/muelli/geysigning/releases/download/0.3/gnome-keysign-0.3.tar.gz
sha256sum: b75f8963f1c9a49edf8fe5fd82a67c91eba018679250468b2f40281d4d817c6c
Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeKeysign

GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
This is the v0.2 release and introduces, amongst other things, a new UI.

Changes

• New, wizard-less, UI for the server side
• Fullscreen QR Code window
• Separate, hopefully easier reusable widgets
• Bind to IPv4 and IPv6 sockets

Resources

Download: https://github.com/muelli/geysigning/releases/download/0.2/gnome-keysign-0.2.tar.gz
sha256sum: 49551ae5e7df8037b3de7e31c0f09899247c1fa1c1eb19aebbcfcf5c01e8df3f
Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeKeysign

GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
This is the initial release.

Highlights

• Securely exchange an OpenPGP key without needing to contact a keyserver
• Sign each UID separately
• Send encrypted signature to each UID via user's preferred MUA

Details

GNOME Keysign attempts to enable many more people to strengthen the Web of Trust.
It consists of two parts: A server side and a client side.
The server side advertises your key on the local network.
The client side downloads the key from the local network and checks the integrity of the download.
The integrety is checked with data exchanged securely between the server and the client via the visual channel.
That visual channel is implemented as a QR-Code and a barcode scanner.

Resources

Download: https://github.com/muelli/geysigning/releases/download/0.1/gnome-keysign-0.1.tar.gz
sha256sum: 2ba547551bb8495a53105e9299ccbd9600de54e2391729f86379f2e3a3bd98e6
Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeKeysign

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