Only versions with a white check mark are currently being supported. Versions without it will no longer receive updates, including security fixes. This is primarily due to my existing commitments to work and learning, leaving me with limited time to dedicate to this project. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The situation may improve in the future. Hence, it's recommended to always use the latest version of the application.
| Version | Supported |
|---|---|
| 1.x.x | ❌ |
| 2.x.x | ❌ |
| 2.1.x | ✅ |
In light of security considerations and limited time available for contribution, GpgFrontend will gradually cease to support certain older platforms. Furthermore, GpgFrontend will aim to utilize newer and more secure libraries whenever possible.
As of version v1.0.0, we no longer support x32 operating systems. This decision stems from time constraints and the dwindling usage of x32 machines in the PC market. Consequently, I plan to cease dealing with complex issues associated with this system. x64 should suffice for most users, or alternatively, gpg4usb can be used.
As of version v2.0.1, we no longer support Ubuntu 16.04, as the LTS life cycle of this version had ended by then. Continuing to use this version of Ubuntu is therefore not safe.
From version v2.1.0 onwards, we no longer support macOS 10.15, due to its impending discontinuation by GitHub Action. Considering its age, and the likelihood of Apple discontinuing support soon, it seems prudent to drop it.
As of version v2.1.1, we no longer support Ubuntu 18.04, as it isn't supported by GitHub Action since April 3rd. Thus, all builds will transition to Qt6, since Ubuntu 20.04 is compatible with Qt6.
From version v2.1.4 onwards, we no longer support macOS 11, as it will be discontinued soon by GitHub Action. Given its age and the anticipated discontinuation of support by Apple, it is wise to drop it.
In case you wish to report a vulnerability, please avoid raising an issue publicly. Instead, contact me directly via email at eric@bktus.com. In your email, please describe the vulnerability you've discovered and request a hot-fix if necessary. Alternatively, you could create a git patch to resolve the issue and send it to me via email. This approach would expedite the resolution of any vulnerabilities.