Any way to GPG-encrypt files from Nautilus

Yes!

There is a little application to manage PGP-Keys
that comes with a nautilus plugin to do exactly this!

The name of the app is seahorse, it is found at
http://seahorse.sourceforge.net/

Cheers,
Jochen!


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> I'm not by my Fedora Core 3 box so I can't say what the state of the
> art is in GNOME. My question is: there is a little Windows application
> called WinPT which is a wrapper over GnuPG with some GUI goodies. One
> of said goodies is a context menu extension to encrypt a file. You
> right-click on a file and poof, it creates a file with the same name
> ending with ".gpg", encrypted to the public key(s) of your choosing.
> Quite handy.
> 
> I wonder if there's something similar for Nautilus?
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