You can create links to the neopg binary under a name that ends with
a legacy subcommand. If called through such a link, neopg will
invoke that subcommand directly. For example, neo-gpg2 --version
would be the same as neopg gpg2 --version, and so on. Examples for
names that would behave that way are neopg-gpg2, neo-gpg2,
neogpg2, gpg2 etc. Here is a list of supported endings:
You can create links to the
neopgbinary under a name that ends with a legacy subcommand. If called through such a link,neopgwill invoke that subcommand directly. For example,neo-gpg2 --versionwould be the same asneopg gpg2 --version, and so on. Examples for names that would behave that way areneopg-gpg2,neo-gpg2,neogpg2,gpg2etc. Here is a list of supported endings:gpggpg2gpg2gpg2agentagentscdscddirmngrdirmngrdirmngr-clientdirmngr-client