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I would advise to use fingerprints instead of only the keyid. It shows that the owner of the business card understood how gpg works and also allows to easily create a web of trust between Fedora Contributors on conferences. In the company I work, we also have the fingerprints printed on our business cards. The recipients either know what gpg is or find it interesting, when I explain them, for what they are useful. Afaik it is also a goal of Fedora to promote security. Also the fingerprints have a fixed length afaik, therefore they should not randomly fall off the business card. | I would advise to use fingerprints instead of only the keyid. It shows that the owner of the business card understood how gpg works and also allows to easily create a web of trust between Fedora Contributors on conferences. In the company I work, we also have the fingerprints printed on our business cards. The recipients either know what gpg is or find it interesting, when I explain them, for what they are useful. Afaik it is also a goal of Fedora to promote security. Also the fingerprints have a fixed length afaik, therefore they should not randomly fall off the business card. | ||
--16: | --[[User:Till|Till]] 16:23, 9 August 2008 (UTC) | ||
== Phone Numbers == | == Phone Numbers == | ||
I would prefer an international format of the phone numbers on the business cards, e.g. | I would prefer an international format of the phone numbers on the business cards, e.g. | ||
+1 919 424-0063 (I am not sure what the x 5103066 means, can you maybe explain this?) | +1 919 424-0063 (I am not sure what the x 5103066 means, can you maybe explain this?) | ||
--16: | --[[User:Till|Till]] 16:23, 9 August 2008 (UTC) | ||
The x 5103066 is an extension number to dial after dialing the main number. | |||
--[[User:ParadoxGuitarist|ParadoxGuitarist]] 19:00, 11 December 2014 (UTC) | |||
== -t option edit == | |||
I just did this and went to use the -t option and it wasn't there or listed in --help. I'm pretty sure it's depreciated so I edited the main page and took out this section: | |||
Are there specific settings to use for certain printers? | |||
: The <code>-t</code> is used for specifying settings for specific printers. The following are recommended settings available in the tool: | |||
<pre> | |||
## For overnightprints.com | |||
--cmyk-pdf -t overnightprints | |||
</pre> | |||
If I'm wrong someone please put it back | |||
Latest revision as of 21:02, 11 December 2014
GPG Fingerprints
I would advise to use fingerprints instead of only the keyid. It shows that the owner of the business card understood how gpg works and also allows to easily create a web of trust between Fedora Contributors on conferences. In the company I work, we also have the fingerprints printed on our business cards. The recipients either know what gpg is or find it interesting, when I explain them, for what they are useful. Afaik it is also a goal of Fedora to promote security. Also the fingerprints have a fixed length afaik, therefore they should not randomly fall off the business card.
--Till 16:23, 9 August 2008 (UTC)
Phone Numbers
I would prefer an international format of the phone numbers on the business cards, e.g. +1 919 424-0063 (I am not sure what the x 5103066 means, can you maybe explain this?) --Till 16:23, 9 August 2008 (UTC)
The x 5103066 is an extension number to dial after dialing the main number. --ParadoxGuitarist 19:00, 11 December 2014 (UTC)
-t option edit
I just did this and went to use the -t option and it wasn't there or listed in --help. I'm pretty sure it's depreciated so I edited the main page and took out this section:
Are there specific settings to use for certain printers?
- The
-tis used for specifying settings for specific printers. The following are recommended settings available in the tool:
## For overnightprints.com --cmyk-pdf -t overnightprints
If I'm wrong someone please put it back