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@soatok @cadey
I mean, can you remember the command to sign and validate the signature from the top of your head?

I remember age, no issue. But ssh?

`ssh-keygen -Y sign -n file -o signature.sig file`? I think?

And to validate it's uhh
`ssh-keygen -Y verify` and then I have to check the man page?

Why is keygen doing this. What is `-Y`? What is `-n file` and why do you have to remember this across the sign and verify commands?

Score: 2/10

gpg is literally easier.