Getting PGP

[Steve Flynn]

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 9:26 PM, Karl F. Larsen<klarsen1 at gmail.com> wrote:
>    Pretty Good Privacy or PGP is a system to encode a message so that
> only you or another person you give the right to, can decode the
le> message. I was looking around with Google and discovered that
> www.pgp.com was there but they will only sell you a version for like
> $250.00 for Windows.


PGP Desktop Home - 99 UK pounds = 158 dollars.  Versions available for
Solaris, AIX, Linux, zOS, MVS/ESA at varying costs (and you really
don't want to know what it costs for a moderate zOS installation.)

If you're using it in a commercial environment (as I am) it is charged
per physical CPU on the box rather than by how many VCPU's you have on
the server. This is somewhat expensive to say the least.

By the way Karl, the PGP package you installed is merely a wrapper for
GPG - the free version of PGP.

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Steve
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