It's really not hard. Generate passwords with 'pwgen -s 22' and store them in a gpg-encrypted file. emacs will prompt for your password when you open & when y

It's really not hard. Generate passwords with 'pwgen -s 22' and store them in a gpg-encrypted file. emacs will prompt for your password when you open & when you save the file (there's probably vim code to do the same). Done. It's not a completely ideal password manager, but it works. If you can remember your password, then you shouldn't be typing it into a remote system, period.