Hi, GnuPG has for a while now the configure switch --enable-minimal, which builds a gnupg with as few options enabled as possible. I was wondering if using this configure switch for the gnupg-udeb would make sense for you - I remember that size was an issue, not sure if that's still a relevant concern. I tried to rebuild gnupg-udeb with --enable-minimal, and that reduces the size from 817K to 568K; so not dramatic but still significant. I didn't really test it though, so it may be that the installer actually needs more options than this. So my question to you is: would a size saving in this order be a significant improvement for the installer? If so, what minimum functionality would be required from gnupg-udeb? I can then explore this further, but would like to be sure that it would be actually useful. BTW, gpgv is already a minimal tool, so the switch has no relevant effect there. Cheers, Thijs
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