dd9jn

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by dd9jn 9y ago
There are also translations to German, French and Japanese: https://gnupg.org/donate/index.ja.html https://gnupg.org/donate/index.fr.html https://gnupg.org/donate/index.de.htm
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by dd9jn 12y ago
It was not about proprietary smartcards but about the proprietary driver software required to use those smartcards. If the vendors would open the specs of their smartcards it would be easy to write a driver. Some did and we support them in
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by dd9jn 12y ago
Gpg is not a port of some PGP version but an implementation of rfc4880 and earlier open standards. I actually took great care not to look at any "open source" PGP code. The reasons why dual-licensing does not work is that I assi
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by dd9jn 12y ago
To be fair, we switched to git only in December 2011, before that you would need to look at the ChangeLog. BTW, there is a http://gitstats.gnupg.org .
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by dd9jn 12y ago
For a more complete view you may also want to read https://gnupg.org/blog/20140512-rewards-sent.html . Maybe I picked an non-optimal campaign manager.
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by dd9jn 12y ago
a GmbH is similar to a Limited and thus a commercial entity. It is owned by my brother and me; see https://gnupg.org/blog/20141214-gnupg-and-g10.html
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by dd9jn 12y ago
Politics, internal power struggles, all the usual things in an administration. I also heard this is not yet set in stone and may change again with their next president. BTW, he meant the BSI (Federal IT security agency) and not the BND (f
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by dd9jn 12y ago
You may donate to Wau Holland, who take bitcoins for gnupg. Stripe announced a long time ago that they will support bitcoins and they seem to have a closed Beta for this. However it has still not gone live. I try to avoid working with yet