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Been using password-gorilla for years. But on an install to a new machine - it was the first program I added that had tck-tk dependencies. Not a bad thing per se, but I have small partitions on small storage devices for / And I do like QT as an end-user.
Would it be worth my while to migrate to keepassx? Does not look like there is anything migrate passwords from gorilla to anything else - so it would be a bit of hand pasting for any migration.
My phone is dumb - so no need at this time to evaluate pwsafe - etc.
Looking at cli options
http://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/linux-crypto-passwords/
aptitude show pass
yields nothing on a stable debian However the apt-get response on a testing debian shows version 1.4.2-1 available. Looking at backports I do not see a backported pass available for stable. Am I incorrect in believing that pass is only for testing and onwards at this point in time?
Last edited by paxmark1 (2013-10-24 05:08:55)
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Yup, looks like pass is only in Jessie and up. Could try apt pinning it. Doesn't seem to have too many dependencies, so I don't foresee any issues.
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keepassx is awesome. i use it constantly both on the desktop and a variant on my phone. i think the feature set is better than others (e.g. auto type w/ secure insertion - no clipboard). and it's open source! you can change the crypto algo is you wanna be uber secure (i hate rijndael, im a serpent 256 guy).
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+1 for KeepassX
If Gorilla can export to xml, then you should be able to import into KeepassX.
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Thankx y'all
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I second the recommendation of KeePassX; works on Windows, Linux, and OSX, with variants available for Android and iOS devices.
Last edited by KrunchTime (2013-10-27 05:12:39)
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