Time to get a new wallet?

[kde@floss.social]

Time to get a new wallet? Marco Martin releases KeepSecret 1.1, KDE's new password manager.

KeepSecret 1.1 | Mart

(notmart.org)

#passwords #security #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #desktop #keyring

[arkades@sciences.social]

@kde this will still work with `session optional pam_kwallet5 force_run auto_start kwalletd=/usr/bin/ksecretd` right?

[tuxflo@chaos.social]

@kde I don't understand the "based on SecretService" in combination with KeepassXC. Currently KeepassXC tells me, that it cannot start the secret service because there is already kwallet running. How would this new tool interoperate with KeepassXC?

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@kde this is the version that talk "by default" to the secret service ? (for people who don't know it's a service for password management on linux not the one arround president in US).

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@tuxflo @kde i guess KeepassXC had to start it as majority of linux system still use the "older" mechanism, so maybe KeepassXC will make an update to check if it's already running ?

[iam@ernestoacosta.org]

@kde Please stop calling a password app a "Wallet," when the rest of the world calls an app for managing credit cards a "Wallet." It's confusing.

[kde@floss.social]

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[karlggestd@mastodon.social]

@kde
This could be used in any browser app??

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@kde hope to see KDE progressive move finished.

[csolisr@hub.azkware.net]

I wonder if this supports browser passkeys locally? Or SSH keys for that matter.

[purejava@floss.social]

@kde Great, that it’s now available on Flathub.