understanding what gnugp can do

[Jack McKinney]

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Big Brother tells me that Stephen Adler wrote:
> gnupg'ers,
>=20
> I'm new to this software pcakage and looking through the minihowto it
> looks like gnupg performs the basic encryption and decryption work
> but is not part of a mail system persay. Can someone point me to a
> a Free Software mail client which interfaces with gnupg? If I'm
> using an existing mail client which uses pgp, can openpg be a dropin
> replacement like openSSH is for ssh?

    Try mutt.  If you don't like it, try mutt instead.  Then there is
also mutt.

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