Re: [orca-list] password managers

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Hi,

Well, I haven't used this, mind but from what I saw, KDE's KWallet looked 
pretty accessible to me last time I checked.  You have to clone the 
qt-at-spi bridge to make sure you get the latest and greatest and then do 
the qmake, make, sudo make install routine to overwrite the one that comes 
with the distro but, even if you don't do that, I think the one that they 
have in the ppa's is suitable for this.  What I don't know is if you'll get 
a ton of other stuff installed when you go and fetch the application.  Ah, 
the times we live in when KDE has made such nice long strides in 
accessibility that it's kicking gnome's butt in one application's a11y if 
the tales told be true.  C'est drôle, mes ami!

Regards,
Alex M


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Andy B.
To: orca-list gnome org
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2012 7:01 AM
Subject: [orca-list] password managers


HI.
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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