[UFO Chicago] Password manager

[Nate Riffe]

I used to use pwsafe, but it was recently removed from Debian and Ubuntu for
lack of maintenance.  I used Password Gorilla for some time after that because
it used the very same database format and I didn't have to do any export/import
dance.  I recently started using an Android phone as well, and switched to
KeePass since it is available for Debian, Ubuntu and Android.  So far so good.

The only real complaint I have about Password Gorilla and KeePass is the piss
poor keyboard navigation.  Super basic actions require reaching for the
point-and-grunt thingy when a keystroke *could* do.  pwsafe didn't have this
problem because it was a command line tool, but its mechanism for organizing
logins was pretty weak.

Eric MacAdie said this (probably recently):
> Does anyone on the list use an application to manage passwords? I have thought
> about using a spreadsheet, but I am open to suggestions.
> [https://mail.google.com/mail/images/cleardot.gif]
>  
> Eric MacAdie
> Pronounced: muh-KAY-dee
> 

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