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I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: https://crypto.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag

I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: https://crypto.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag

I would say yes.

However, before we do anything we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything.

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I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: http://meta.crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-taghttps://crypto.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag

I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: http://meta.crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag

I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: https://crypto.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag

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I would say yes.

However, before we do anything [we need to read the crypto.se post on the stewardship of the ecryptfs tags.][1]

tl;dr:

  • For technical process (eg "How to I encrypt this in Ubuntu?"), Ask Ubuntu wants those.
  • As above for non-Ubuntu, to Unix & Linux
  • For underlying theory Crypto and Security are probably better audiences.

(borrowed from Oli's answer there).

I will ping Dustin Kirkland and find out if he wants this, because I think that for something that he put so much effort into trying to manage properly on Stack Exchange, we should consult him before doing anything. [1]: http://meta.crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/132/stewardship-of-an-ecryptfs-tag