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I am finally starting to migrate off my Windows PC at home and using Linux more. I've installed Ubuntu 16.04 onto a new laptop and it's working great.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a Password Manager program/app that I can install on Ubuntu? I've seen a few online but not a lot of reviews about them, just basic information about what the program can do.
I recommend KeepassX. Its a port/copy of Keepass that runs on MSWin and there are ports for other OS' eg OSX. https://www.keepassx.org/ http://keepass.info/
Storage is highly encrypted, just need a (good) master passwd.
You can move the db file around, connect to urls from within etc, store small files eg ssh-keys, ssl certs etc.
Lots of other tricks.
In a similar vein, I can recommend using KeePass2 along with two factor authentication. The latter can be done by means of a file kept on a USB stick or similar.
i recommend keepassx.
been using it for years, with a good password + additional key file, on various machines.
also has an android app (keepassdroid).
I am finally starting to migrate off my Windows PC at home and using Linux more. I've installed Ubuntu 16.04 onto a new laptop and it's working great.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a Password Manager program/app that I can install on Ubuntu?
I recommend a search engine.
Use the Software Center and search for oh, IDohNo, "password"?
or https://help.ubuntu.com and search for password manager.
If you choose Ubuntu, you should learn Ubuntu.
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