GPGPreferences is used to set GPG releated preferences on your Mac.
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In order to use GPGPreferences you need to have GnuPG installed. You can either build your own version, use one from homebrew or find a packaged version for OS X at gpgtools.org
git clone https://github.com/GPGTools/GPGPreferences.git
cd GPGPreferencesIn order to communicate with GnuPG we use our own Objective-C framework called Libmacgpg. It's necessary to clone the Libmacgpg repository first, before building GPGPreferences.
cd Dependencies
git clone --recursive https://github.com/GPGTools/Libmacgpg.git
cd ..makeCopy Libmacgpg.framework from Dependencies/Libmacgpg/build/Release/ to ~/Library/Frameworks.
After that copy the GPGPreferences.prefPane file from build/Release/GPGPreferences.prefPane to ~/Library/PreferencePanes/, re-start System Preferences and enjoy.
- Mac OS X >= 10.6
- Libmacgpg
- GnuPG
