Re: [orca-list] password managers

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I'm not sure what features you're looking for in a password manager, but
have you considered just a text file that's either encrypted itself or
stored on an encrypted file system?

I used to try to use password managers on Windows, Symbian or Ubuntu,
but I just found them too clunky to use. Now I use Org mode in Emacs,
and I can keep this file on an encrypted device or file system with
something like TrueCrypt. Org mode gives me a way to easily organize my
private information with the flexibility of storing whatever information
I want for the given resource.

On 14/04/12 07:01, Andy B. wrote:
> HI.
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> I am considering installing Ubuntu 12.04 on a partition on my laptop.
> One of the main showstoppers for me right now is the lack of an
> accessible password or private information manager. I tried passwords
> and keys that come with Ubuntu, but it is not detailed enough. I then
> tried keypass2 and password gorilla, but they are inaccessible. I
> considered using tomboy notes, but the notebooks are not encrypted in
> any way. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Christopher (CJ)
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