mint-sha256sum should support an input box for pasting in a hash and comparing it to the actual hash of the file alongside the ability to paste in a GPG signature to verify that the hash is good.
Since the UI would be getting to a point of relative complexity, should we continue with using zenity or switch to using GTK through Python like other Mint utilities such as mintstick do?
See https://github.com/linuxmint/mintstick/pull/94 and its associated issue for why this issue was opened.
mint-sha256sum
should support an input box for pasting in a hash and comparing it to the actual hash of the file alongside the ability to paste in a GPG signature to verify that the hash is good.Since the UI would be getting to a point of relative complexity, should we continue with using
zenity
or switch to using GTK through Python like other Mint utilities such asmintstick
do?