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There are several different versions of PGP for Linux. Most Linux users seem
to prefer to use version 5.0, since it is the latest version of PGP which is
distributed in source code form. There are some newer versions (the latest as
of this writing is 6.5.1) which are distributed only in binary form; and
there are some older versions (primarily versions 2.6.x) which are still in
widespread use.
For the purposes of this document, we will assume that you are using PGP
version 5.0. If you use a newer version, the instructions will probably be
very similar. If you choose to use PGP 2.6, however, you should be aware that
there are many incompatibility issues between PGP 2.6 and PGP 5, which are
too complex for this document.
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Greg Wooledge
2000-10-11