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Linux? afaik I don't use any program that requires GnuTLS...

• keithpeter 13y ago
  I use TLS encrypted connections when fetching and sending e-mail (I use Evolution with a pop mail connection and a roving SMTP for sending).
• nandhp 13y ago
  Are you sure? At least on Debian, GnuTLS is used by CUPS, exim4, cURL/GnuTLS, GnomeVFS, Gtk, NetworkManager, libvncclient, libvncserver, VLC, and wget.
  • scott_karana 13y ago
    Git and bloody GnuPG are also on that list.
    • pera 13y ago
      Oh.. well, it seems that Debian uses GnuTLS instead of OpenSSL, I was not aware of that. In Arch Linux very few packages depends on GnuTlS.
  • e12e 13y ago
    "flashplugin-nonfree Depends libcurl3-gnutls"
• pbhjpbhj 13y ago
  Aptitude tells me there are 179 packages dependent on libgnutls26 - about 20 are installed including: chromium-browser, cups-daemon, libldap, librtmp, libvncserver0, libwireshark3, telepathy (KDE), vlc-nox. The only thing I really know I use TLS for is email server connections via Thunderbird however.
  • makomk 13y ago
    I think off-hand both Thunderbird and Chromium use NSS for their TLS support.
    • pera 13y ago
      Yes, they use NSS not GnuTLS.
• vacri 13y ago
  TLS-encrypted rsyslog tunnels use it. I'm just off to update my central logserver...
• deleted 13y ago
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