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> Be aware literally nothing supports this unless it's your own kernel. Ubuntu 20.04 and later supports this, and, since that's LTS, it means that quite a few
by StavrosK 6y ago
> Be aware literally nothing supports this unless it's your own kernel.
Ubuntu 20.04 and later supports this, and, since that's LTS, it means that quite a few servers and machines will be supporting it already.
Github/Gitlab aren't supporting it yet, but given how great it is for security, I think they have a big incentive to speed up support.
> ed25519-ek does not work on a Yubikey <5, for example.
That's no problem, since you can just generate an ECDSA key instead, but yes, not all keys have hardware support for all algorithms.
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- Freak_NL 6y agoDebian 11 too, out of the box. It took a bit of work to use a newer openssh-client on my Ubuntu 18.04 laptop, but that was manageable.