Well, I wasn't even considering the consumer/retail market. Other than oldsters who watch HSN or QCV no one is going to get scared into making a purchase of keyboard encryption software from SFOR.
If there truly was merit to the arguments that SFOR has been trying to make for 20+ years there would have been widespread adoption of the technology, whether open source or otherwise.
There was one guy on the "other board" who was convinced that it was only a matter of time before the U.S. Military required SFOR keyboard encryption on every device used by our armed forces. The guy wrote letters to every member of Congress, the Joins Chiefs of Staff, etc.
I don't see that guy posting at all any longer. I think SFOR just broke him...in more ways that one.
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