I didn't mention in the video, because it was focused on signatures rather than encryption, and I planned (but forgot) to mention it in the encryption videos, but: gpg --encrypt file --recipient 0x15aac@i2pmail.org Or alternately the key ID rather than an email, will asymmetrically encrypt data with the recipient's public key, so they, and only they, can decrypt it with their private key. gpg --decrypt can be used to decrypt such messages/files, as with inline signatures.
Sway & Waybar (plus bemenu, but most of my commonly used programs are in the terminal or directly bound to a key combo), at some point I'll do a full setup & config video
I didn't mention in the video, because it was focused on signatures rather than encryption, and I planned (but forgot) to mention it in the encryption videos, but:
gpg --encrypt file --recipient 0x15aac@i2pmail.org
Or alternately the key ID rather than an email, will asymmetrically encrypt data with the recipient's public key, so they, and only they, can decrypt it with their private key.
gpg --decrypt can be used to decrypt such messages/files, as with inline signatures.
what is your desktop environment? it looks really good
Sway & Waybar (plus bemenu, but most of my commonly used programs are in the terminal or directly bound to a key combo), at some point I'll do a full setup & config video