It will be very useful and easier to have it as shortcut in nautilus or nemo file manager on linux.
That way users will only right-click on file and select pyrite -> symmetric -> aes256, and then enter password. Not to mention that is option that almost no other program provides (Aescrypt maybe.).
It will be very useful and easier to have it as shortcut in nautilus or nemo file manager on linux. That way users will only right-click on file and select pyrite -> symmetric -> aes256, and then enter password. Not to mention that is option that almost no other program provides (Aescrypt maybe.).