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I have no intention of installing the dependencies for wine, notably the lib32 stuff. Secondly, if they treat Linux as second class I'll treat them second clas
by tscs37 10y ago
I have no intention of installing the dependencies for wine, notably the lib32 stuff.
Secondly, if they treat Linux as second class I'll treat them second class.
Lastpass even has a cli client for Linux in addition to working on all the browsers, I see no reason why 1password is doing it even remotely better.
- fapjacks 10y agoRight. Advocating for the use of Wine here is a sign of ignorance and inexperience. Someone probably sold them on Wine when they researched installing Ubuntu alongside Windows to get their toes wet.
- tscs37 10y agoI have no problem with Wine if it's about running applications outside a security context and are no longer being developed, most of the time I prefer to use a VM. The problem is that using Wine tells the 1Password devs that they don't need to make a native Linux solution, that it's unnecessary since it already works. But that is not what I want. I want a native Linux client since that reduces the number of packages on my system drastically. Wine has also little ways to employ security measures for Linux, so if there is a problem concerning Linux and Security, 1Password cannot fix it.
- fapjacks 10y agoYes, exactly. I'm totally on board with what you're saying.
- dkonofalski 10y agoThat is incredibly pretentious of you. It works just fine under Wine and, arguably, better than the native LastPass client on Linux.