Say "Hey!" if you're an Ubuntero

[t0p]

Hey! I'm an Ubuntero (https://launchpad.net/codeofconduct)... what about you?

[LaRoza]

"Hey!"

[loell]

o hai.. :)

[barbedsaber]

unfortunately, no, not yet.

[sethvath]

O Hai dere I am not an Ubuntero

[loell]

sign up now! :KS

[tnseditor]

Hey! :-D

[steveneddy]

I could be but I didn't sign up.

Is that a bad thing?

[loell]

Is that a bad thing?

I don't think so. what makes this community great, is you can be as detached as you like.

[jimrz]

hey!

[jespdj]

Hey!

[Sam]

Hey !

[billgoldberg]

Hey! I'm an Ubuntero (https://launchpad.net/codeofconduct)... what about you?

No, I don't like the name.

[Dr Small]

Hey there.

[RATM_Owns]

Why hello there.

[crazyness003]

Haldo!

I had a little trouble doing the whole "encripted email" thing (I use the Gmail webmail client, and the FireGPG (http://getfiregpg.org/) has to be compiled along with Firefox from source for x86_64, in order to read encripted messages). I ended up installing Thunderbird just for that function. Its cool tho.

[Dr Small]

Haldo!

I had a little trouble doing the whole "encripted email" thing (I use the Gmail webmail client, and the FireGPG (http://getfiregpg.org/) has to be compiled along with Firefox from source for x86_64, in order to read encripted messages). I ended up installing Thunderbird just for that function. Its cool tho.
It would have been as simple as opening a terminal and running:

echo '[enter]
[paste encrypted message]' | gpg --decrypt

That's what I do sometimes when it appears someone encrypted the message to the wrong user...

Anyhow, you could always save the encrypted message to file and then run:

cat filename | gpg --decrypt

[crazyness003]

Didn't know that. Thanks. But I already went through the trouble. Next time, i'll go CLI