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  • I am sevmorris on github.
  • I am sevmorris (https://keybase.io/sevmorris) on keybase.
  • I have a public key ASCmFVlU234t9Tkwszdg3yNUJMm3zPMVhinbBYIrmx6kcAo

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GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) is a tool for secure communication and data encryption. Managing GPG keys involves creating, importing, exporting, and revoking keys. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Install GPG:

If you haven't installed GPG on your system, you can do so by using a package manager. For example, on macOS, you can use Homebrew:

brew install gpg

Headless Raspberry Pi Optimization Guide

This is a guide detailing how to optimize a headless Raspberry Pi setup by disabling unnecessary services, removing unused software, and managing system resources efficiently.

If you're setting up a headless RasPi from scratch I would encourage you to check out my Headless Raspberry Pi Initial Setup Guide before continuing.


Disclaimer

Headless Raspberry Pi Initial Setup Guide

This guide outlines the steps I follow after a fresh Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-BIT) installation on a headless RasPi. It assumes you have already installed the OS, enabled SSH, and successfully connected to your RasPi via SSH. While it works well for my purposes, your preferences and requirements might differ. Use this as a starting point and adjust it as needed.

After completing this guide you may want to check out my Headless Raspberry Pi Optimization Guide.


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