More Information on Specific Email Clients

emacs:
- http://mailcrypt.sourceforge.net/ is a lisp package for incorporating PGP/GPG into emacs
mutt:
- http://codesorcery.net/mutt/mutt-gnupg-howto
- by default, mutt has PGP (and, therefore, GPG) support compiled in, and gpg directives can be added to your .muttrc file
- see section "XIV. Configuring Mutt For Use With GnuPG" of the above for more info
pine:
- There are a few different packages that aid pine users with encryption
- Pine comes with pinegpg filters for encrypting and decrypting, signing and verifying
- Pine Privacy Guard http://quantumlab.net/pine_privacy_guard/ is a perl script that works as input and output filters to pine and is useful on older versions of pine
mozilla and netscape:
- EnigMail http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ is a plugin that works with Mozilla 1.0.x and Netscape 7
- It works with commandline gpg or pgp programs
Evolution:
- Evolution supports gpg as well. The Evolution user's guide at http://www.ximian.com/support/manuals/evolution_10/encryption.html has more information.
- When encrypting or signing a message with Evolution, choose PGP Encrypt or PGP Sign from the Security menu
Kmail:
- For Kmail PGP/GPG settings, go to Settings->Configure Kmail->Security->PGP
- Add your PGP user identity to the Identity page of Configure
- You can click the "Help" button for the KDE and KMail help files