Re: Is there any way to kill a seahorse?

[Bruce Korb <bkorb gnu org>]

On 04/11/12 13:55, Michael Stephenson wrote:
> Seahorse requires your password to decrpyt the stored passwords.
>  Without the password decypting the stored passwords is impossible.
> However if you have a blank password for gnome keyring the stored
>  passwords will not be encrypted. Since you log in with no password
>  and don't seem to be concerned about the security of the passwords
>  stored in your home folder you might swell open seahorse and
>  change the password to a blank one.

One slight drawback:  If, say, some app that I use were to become
a virus vector, where I keep my database of sites and passwords
is pretty much unguessable.  An unencrypted, standardized tool's
database is not so obscure.  So, I don't want seahorse keeping my
passwords, thank you very much.  I'll "vi" my private database.

I now go back to my initial question, how do I get this beast
off of my system forever?