[gregmorton]

Every two other week, someone writes that openGPG is broken. Guess what they want to say is that if you use PGP in certain ways, it's broken (keyservers, addons like enigmail and so on). But nobody has ever been able to demonstrate that it's broken if you use it correctly. I'll stick with openGPG.

[FAKEDETECTOR]

Is that a fork of openPGP or some other product that is based on the same specs? I could not find anything meaningful for openGPG.

[chaosite]

That's because it doesn't have open in its name, it's called GPG or GnuPG.

It's another product based on the same specs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Privacy_Guard

[Leace]

OpenPGP is not a product, it's a standard.

Maybe you're thinking of https://sequoia-pgp.org/ or https://neopg.io/ ?