[12:24] hi am kinda lost in time so did lubuntu swich to lxqt? [12:24] or is it still work in progress [12:25] and if i install to my friend lxde lubuntu will when 17.. or whatwerwer version lxqt will be auto update to lxqt? [12:35] mozak: did not switch [12:36] for the question of the future I don't have a 100% answer. But I guess when you upgrade it will stay with lxde as lxqt is another desktop [12:37] ok [12:37] ty [13:38] Why firefox always work worse in Lubuntu? Before it was perfect ... I just did upgrades and continues to suck ... especially on youtube [22:08] Hi [22:15] Hey guys [22:16] How secure is Archive Manager encryption? [22:16] does anybody know? [22:17] afaik it handles more than one form of encryption [22:18] This program comes with Lubuntu. [22:18] is installed by default [22:18] yes [22:19] And I'm wondering if it's safe to encrypt data with this app. [22:19] as a zip archive. [22:19] the app does not implement proprietary encryption protocols [22:20] it's as secure as the protocols themselves [22:20] and safety is not an objective term [22:21] and actually i should revise that by saying that they're compression schemes, not encryption schemes [22:22] that said, if you zip it with e.g. 7zip, i can just open it with a tool that implements 7zip [22:25] I guess that archive manager is a simple GUI for command line (zip). Am I right? [22:25] zip/unzip [22:26] penguin_: It might technically be fine, but I personally wouldn't count on it. [22:26] more or less [22:26] here's the upstream website http://fileroller.sourceforge.net/ [22:26] gpg can encrypt for yo [22:27] wxl: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/FileRoller [22:27] Unit193: oh, if that's the case, go fix wikipedia :) [22:27] File Roller is only a graphical interface to archiving utilities such as tar and zip. Since version 3.6.0 it can optionally use libarchive to handle some archive types. Supported archive types include : [22:27] wxl: "Released on September 23, 2013"? ;) [22:27] * wxl shrugs :) [22:29] Which encryption algorithm is used by zip command? [22:29] NONE [22:29] it ONLY compresses [22:29] (/decompresses) [22:29] I can create zip file with password [22:30] yeah and it can easily be brute forced [22:30] that's not encryption [22:30] it does nothing to the content itself [22:31] 7zip supposedly can do 256-bit AES but it's unclear if file roller supports it [22:32] GPG can support multiple encryption types and ciphers [22:33] Or, openssl enc -in file.ods -out file.enc -aes-256-cbc works too. :P [22:33] yup [22:34] I would like the ability to protect data with AES encryption.what do i need to do? [22:34] ^^ [22:35] ah interesting. zip DOES encrypt when a password is used. pkzip stream cipher [22:38] have you ever cracked a zip or rar password? [22:38] you can brute force it [22:38] it's totalyl possible [22:38] depends a lot upon the complexity of the password [22:40] but if the alghoritm itself is weak,then the password strength does not matter much? [22:41] zip utility seems outdated [22:41] Zip 3.0 (July 5th 2008) [22:43] can I even update it?