newbie would like more info on waring in g-w32cli-1.3.92

John Moore johnmoore3rd at joimail.com
Fri Dec 3 19:35:36 CET 2004


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Troy wrote:
|
| I've looked through the archives and found no answers ( I realize I
| could of missed it so please be kind )
|
| Is version 1.3.92 a version that should be used or should a newbie be
| using a previous version until 1.4 is released?
|
| NOTE: THIS IS A DEVELOPMENT VERSION!
| It is only intended for test purposes and should NOT be
| used in a production environment or with production keys!
|
| what are the reprocusions of using 1.3.92
|
|
| learning as I go.......
| Thanks
| Troy
|

If you're just beginning to use GnuPG I would suggest version 1.2.6
since it is the last "stable" release.  While I have personally had no
problems with 1.3.92, Command Line use does have a learning curve and a
stable release would probably make it easier to determine whether a
problem was with you or something in the version code.

Should you decide to remain with 1.3.92 (as I assume it's installed now)
I do recommend that you maintain a Keyring back-up "just in case."  I do
not know which O/S you are using, but if it's M$ Windows I generally
steer new people to the Nullify version (1.2.3nrl) as it may be
downloaded with a Windows installer.

Personally I find command line very easy once one is familiar with it;
however preferences vary.  You should also look into a "frontend" for
GnuPG on a Windows box.  My preference there is GPG Shell, but many
others prefer WinPT.

JOHN :)

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