Control: tags -1 +unreproducible +moreinfo Hey, > Just deleted my ~/.gnupg directory and created a new key. kgpg then doesn't show my new key. Even when I try to `gpg2 --recv-keys`. wait - you mean `gpg2 --list-secrect-keys` --recv-keys - mean download key from keyserver. > Problem seems to be that by default under settings -> configure kgpg -> gnupg settings -> gnupg binary the default binary is set to gpg. But gpg cannot read gnupg 2.x keysets. The "use gnupg agent" setting doesn't seem to change the behavior. Can you reproduce it with a current version in Debian Stretch (stable) or even testing or unstable? At least me can't reproduce this issue for unstable. A fresh start of kgpg detects correctly gnupg2. "use gnupg agent" is for gnupg2 implicit, as gnupg2 can't work without it. If there are any questions, don't hesitate to ask. hefee
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