How to Set Up and Use GPG for Ubuntu

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Like 30 November at 13:27 | Open on mastodon.social

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inpc

@wikihow can’t argue with facts.

30 November at 13:29 | Open on go.mxtthxw.art

KSP Atlas

@wikihow@mastodon.social some Linux users be like this fr

30 November at 14:31 | Open on evil.social

LAHosken 🇺🇸

@wikihow missed it by
that 🤏 much https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_of_Silence_(Get_Smart)

30 November at 15:37 | Open on hachyderm.io

okat415

@wikihow Good Pupper Guard

30 November at 15:42 | Open on mastodon.social

Andy Nonimose

@wikihow @BuddyGoodboyEsq Can you confirm?

2 December at 2:33 | Open on meow.social

Buddy Goodboy

@andynonimose @wikihow I think the post you were replying to has been removed. I don’t see anything.

2 December at 3:28 | Open on wobbl.xyz

Andy Nonimose

@BuddyGoodboyEsq @wikihow Awww, well it had a wikihow style image of a black lab wearing a cone with the caption "How to install GPG on Linux".

2 December at 4:48 | Open on meow.social

Buddy Goodboy

@andynonimose @wikihow If I knew what GPG was, I could probably stumble my way through it. I messed around with Linux Mint and Ubuntu years back, and yes, I fried my motherboard, but I think that was unrelated.

2 December at 4:50 | Open on wobbl.xyz

Andy Nonimose

@BuddyGoodboyEsq @wikihow If I'm not mistaken, I think that GPG usually comes pre-installed in most modern flavors of Linux, but mainly I saw the lab and thought of you. :blobfoxballnom:

2 December at 5:18 | Open on meow.social

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