PGP Manager
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Ubuntu 16.04 or later?
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Details for PGP Manager
Package name
- pgp-manager
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 13 June 2026 - latest/stable
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Modern OpenPGP key management and encryption
Important Notice: When you want to have the full experience, you'll either have to install the application directly from https://github.com/developaaah/pgp-manager/releases/latest.
PGP encryption and key management — without the terminal.
PGP Manager is a modern OpenPGP desktop app for Linux. Generate keys, encrypt files, sign messages and verify signatures through a clean UI, while your clipboard is monitored automatically in the background.
Features:
- Encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify text and files
- Clipboard monitoring with one-click actions from the system tray
- Generate, import and export OpenPGP keys (RSA and Ed25519)
- GnuPG keyring integration — existing gpg keys appear automatically
- Search and publish keys on public keyservers
- Passphrase cache with configurable TTL
- Portable mode: keep config and keys on a USB drive
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