TODO: ----- Release 0.1.1: - Import Key from Clipboard - Import-Key Dialog connected with Import-Key Button (like kgpg) - Sort Keys (QListView -> TableView) - find start of GPG-Block and insert "\n" if needed, to prevent "No Data" error - Mac Build - decide, which glibc-version to support on linux, prevent newer dependencies --> decision done, support from debian Sarge (released jun. 2005) onwards Later: - Binary File Attachements, function for Decrypt & Help-Text (like safe eml, etc) - add a button to open Keytable ( now you have to restart, if accidently closed the keytable ). - add a message-box with warning if someone's adding a secret-key to usb-keyring - sorting keys would be nice (e.g. a-z or complete manual) --> show all email-Adresses connected to a key - Policy ( dialogs, what's warning, what an error ) - adding signing and clearsigning text messages and verifying signatures (thx, Yucca) - Encrypt to self (problem: who is self?) - on windows an empty directory gnupg in application-data is created, find out how to disable - Open File from command Line - More Keymanagement (new popup window?) including: - copy a public-keyfile into the editor-window and enable importing it -> same as "Import Key from Clipboard?" - export public key - export private key - generate new key - import keyfiles in non ASCII-Amor-format (always and everywhere error-free keyimport would be great) - Import key from Keyserver - Tabbed editor (including useful things like encrypted data opens in new tab) - some kind of locking for keydb, as gpg.conf uses lock-never, for ability to run on usb-drives (fat-formatted) usability: - dialog on closing unsaved document (discard/cancel/save) is not very user-friendly advanced: - threading & thread-safety in context.cpp (in, out, ctx) --- Use QStringList instead of QList