Hello!
Can I ask is the AES Crypt hardware accelerated?
And why Windows version does not have key files functionality? It would be really nice!
AES - NI Support
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Re: AES - NI Support
There is no hardware acceleration.
Key file support will eventually be available in the command-line version, but no plans for the GUI version. The reason is that it just makes the GUI harder to use. I want to keep that trivial.
Key file support will eventually be available in the command-line version, but no plans for the GUI version. The reason is that it just makes the GUI harder to use. I want to keep that trivial.
Re: AES - NI Support
Thank you for the answer.I don't know exactly if it's hard to do a button right in the dialog window where we type a password. So we can choose what to use: a password or a keyfile. I think it would not be very complicate.
But I still think you know better. And thank you for this nice software.
But I still think you know better. And thank you for this nice software.
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Re: AES - NI Support
Yeah, it's doable, but more confusing to people who aren't so skilled at using computers. And, importantly, the key files are nothing but passwords in a file. They can be opened with notepad, copied, and pasted.
I would like key file support for command-line use, but want to keep the GUI really, really easy to use. I think that has been the key to the software's success.
I would like key file support for command-line use, but want to keep the GUI really, really easy to use. I think that has been the key to the software's success.