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Uhm... I'm sorry.. I deleted this ssh key generator dialog just before I released the v2.1
Some of the flags/parameters to run ssh-keygen on OpenSSH & SSH are different a little bit, so implementing the shell for both generator is kinda lot of trouble. Besides adding this dialog box is just going to make this software a bloatware. You can just do it with "ssh-keygen" manually though. Good luck :)

SSH Key Generator (shell)


Bits. Specifiy the length of the key in bits, for example: 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384 bits . 1024 is sufficient.

Passphrase/password.  Specify the passphrase that you want to use. Choose a good paraphrase: something that other people can't guess but it's easy to remember. For example: "Pzxcnoir qnbobir coxicmnb roimnvg xcoivmvro asdenoxv". A good paraphrase is 10-30 characters, not a simple sentence and/or easily guessable.

Verify passphrase/password. Re-enter your previous passphrase/password.

Edit the specific key. Specify an existing key that you want to edit.

Stir in data from standard input (stdin) to the random pool.


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