MUAs supporting GnuPG FAQ update

[Ingo Klöcker]

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On Thursday 03 October 2002 23:01, David Scribner wrote:
> Ingo Kl=F6cker brought to my attention that PGP/MIME support in
> KMail prior to that which will be released in KDE 3.1 is
> available only through a plug-in. Although clearsigning is
> native, a correction has been made. Thanks Ingo!

Hmm, maybe I don't understand the above sentence correctly [it's really=20
convoluted ;-)]. But I think you got it wrong. Therefore I'd like to=20
clarify this.
Up to KDE 3.0 (which is the current stable version of KDE) KMail only=20
supports clearsigning and inline encryption. This support is native.
The upcoming version of KMail (in KDE 3.1) will also support PGP/MIME=20
through a plugin.

So more precisely the entry for KMail should look like this:

MUA             PGP/MIME  ASCII    How? (N,P,T)
=2D--------------------------------------------------------------
[...]
KMail (<=3D1.4.x)    N        Y       N
KMail (1.5.x)     Y(P)     Y(N)    N/P

Regards,
Ingo


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