Hi, > > However, I cannot verify your PGP signature as your public key is not > > available anywhere. Please send me your public PGP key and/or upload it to > > a keyserver, and make sure it has enough good signatures to build trust. > > Uploaded to pool.sks-keyservers.net. I don't have any signatures on my key though. > What else can I do about this? > > Fingerprint: > DA42 B027 5FF5 8EE7 5A84 215D 68AF F9E7 30FC C572 > Signed by my own master signing key: > DDBB F76B 029F C44E 849D 6CD8 4978 E81A C0D9 BD1C OK, thanks. That will suffice for now, although I'd liek a verifiable key better. Please start getting your key signed byt others to anchor it in the web of trust ☺. > > > Can you give a quick explanation why you think the package should be in > > backports? > > KeepassXC (https://keepassxc.org/) is a more modern/user-friendly fork of KeepassX > (https://www.keepassx.org/). Notably it has a much better support for HiDPI screens > (it's Qt5 based). OK, that is a good explanation for having it in Debian in general. But why do you want to have it in stretch-backports? Is there a reason beside your personal use? (Note that this is mainly an informal question) Cheers, Nik
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