Re: default invisible char



Hi!

> Random suggestion: why don't we use bullets instead of asterisks as
> the default password entry char? (The mac does this.)  Kind of a
> snazzy touch, less ascii-art, more unicode-enabled.
> 
> I don't know how often we will be missing this glyph though.
> Certainly it isn't in the fixed font.

While you are at it,  you might want to echo random number (1-4?) of those
characters for each char typed. VSTa does that. Advantage is that random
people do not know your root passwd is 4 chars long.

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