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Subject: Re: [dm-crypt] few questions on truecrypt and luks
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To: ".. ink .." <mhogomchungu@gmail.com>
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On 14.4.2013 19:48, .. ink .. wrote:
> 
> There is this other link :-) : http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talk:Forbidden_items

I would not be surprised that such Fedora pages exist on several locations,
are handled by at least triple committees, sent in, sent back, queried,
lost, found ... I think you know this story :-)

> zuluCrypt should give a comparable and easy to use CLI and GUI
> replacement.

IIRC there were some things in zulucrypt code which do not integrate
well with recent distro desktop envirenments.
But I am not expert on modern desktop concepts (otherwise I had to
ask why e.g. policykit exists and why it uses javascript for policy
definitions...)

Milan