GnuPG cannot know if is runs in a "secure" environment (Re: standard comment)

[marqueandreprisal at duck.com]

Hi Bernhard I seen you came over from the forum. Yeah I applied the 
comment manually ultimately the final authority in security is the user. 
That is what I meant for the user to apply the standard comment if you 
look at my key I applied the minimal comment as a standard comment "this 
key was not created in an environment known to be secure". Like I said 
generally PGP was designed for DOS which is pretty good security wise. 
Now days I guess what you can do is build your own minix floppy for GPG + 
Email but modern machines won't even take a floppy unless it uses some 
maybe compromised USB packet driver <- you can't boot from that
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