Originally posted by V1tol
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GNOME Working To Make Key Rack A Viable Password Manager, Better Printing For Flatpaks
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Key rack, I have many questions about it, It's a password manager, but the app description only says view and edit password stored in applications. So it can't save password? How about website logins? And can I sync it across devices? If so, does it have its own service, or I can use already existing third party solution like bitwarden?
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Originally posted by duby229 View PostDamn, it's ugly, it's literally a box of whitespace inside a box of whitespace inside another box of whitespace!
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Originally posted by IverCoder View Post
That's only true if you are being forced to use GNOME. Not happy with GNOME? KDE is waving at you right now.
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Originally posted by uscracks94 View Post
I like GNOME, it's just nowadays it adopting this mobile-first approach, and I don't like Flatpak getting integrated to every part of the DE. KDE is not for me. Looking forward to Cosmic DE
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Originally posted by uscracks94 View Post
I like GNOME, it's just nowadays it adopting this mobile-first approach, and I don't like Flatpak getting integrated to every part of the DE. KDE is not for me. Looking forward to Cosmic DE
But on your former post about having flatpak forced down your throat:
1. No one is even requiring you to use Key Rack. It is not a gnome core app. It doesn't even have a roadmap to become one (yet?).
2. Even if you had to use the app, you can just use the system page and not the flatpak page (or maybe even contribute to make that page only visible to flatpak users).
I was going to add a third point there may be technical differences with how the keys are accessed for system apps vs flatpak/portalled apps, but that would not always require a different UI, so putting it here separately.
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