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What does the "Certificates" / "System Trust" section of seahorse do?

Seahorse Certificates System Trust

I am trying to sign a document in LibreOffice and the menu there uses the word "Certificate", so I am thinking that I need to have something here. I already have my GPG key imported into the "PGP Keys" -> "GnuPG keys" menu and its trust is set to ultimate.

Is there a way I can make the system trust the key or make the key into a certificate so that I can use it to sign my document? Or is this part of the menu for something completely different (if so, how do I get LibreOffice to use my GPG key?).

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  • The "Certificates" tab there is for X.509 not PGP, so you shouldn't expect anything there. Two questions though: did you open LibreOffice before or after adding your key to Seahorse? (That may or may not make a difference) And is the file you want to sign saved to disk? (It has to be) Commented Jan 9, 2020 at 7:20
  • I tried re-opening LibreOffice several times and also restarting my computer. Yes, it is saved. Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 0:06

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