
Manage your GnuPG keys with ease! 🔐
$ cargo install gpg-tui$ pacman -S gpg-tui$ apk add gpg-tui$ brew install gpg-tui$ docker run --rm -it -v "$HOME/.gnupg":/app/.gnupg --user 1000:1000 orhunp/gpg-tui --homedir /app/.gnupg
gpg-tui is a terminal user interface (TUI) written in Rust designed to make managing GnuPG (GPG) keys easier and more interactive.
It simplifies complex or multi-step command-line operations—such as listing, exporting, signing, and editing keys—into a clean keyboard-driven interface.
While it handles core key management fluidly within the terminal, it also includes a fallback option to run standard CLI commands for advanced tasks.
It is open-source (MIT licensed) and serves as a user-friendly modern alternative to traditional, text-heavy GnuPG workflows.
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