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Thursday 23 August 2018
Ian and I are extremely proud to announce the very first (extremely minimal) release of Fluidkeys.
We’re building Fluidkeys to help teams protect themselves with strong encryption. Fluidkeys builds on the OpenPGP standard and is compatible with other OpenPGP software.
This release of Fluidkeys is aimed at helping developers and sysadmins get started using PGP. (We’re starting with technical folks but Fluidkeys will soon be for everyone.)
Once installed, run fk
and it’ll:
We’d love it if you tried it out
We’ve got loads of ideas for v0.2, but we’d like to hear from you. Do any of these take your fancy?
Or something else?
We’re writing weeknotes at fluidkeys.com/blog (available as RSS/atom).
We’d love to hear from you, we’re paul@paulfurley.com and idrysdale@gmail.com
— Paul