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There doesn't seem to be active development on KeePass/KeePassX, hence the KeePassXC fork. The C in the fork title apparently stands for 'community'. It has a
by grawlinson 9y ago
There doesn't seem to be active development on KeePass/KeePassX, hence the KeePassXC fork.
The C in the fork title apparently stands for 'community'. It has a lot of support behind it.
- chrisper 9y agoI believe the idea is to merge XC back to X down the road. Not sure if that goal changed.
- wernercd 9y agoNo active development? I'm using KeePass on Windows (and have been for years) and I've just had a new update pushed (2.36)... Am I missing something?
- xfer 9y agoKeePass is actively maintained, keepassx is the non-mono port for unix and is not being developed actively. Keepasssxc is fork of keepassx.
- mook 9y agoKeePass (the original C# version) appears to actively developed. KeePassX (the C++ rewrite) appears to have slowed down. KeePassXC (the fork of the C++ rewrite) is the one under discussion here.
- sillysaurus3 9y agoThere are two different variants of KeePass: the Windows version, and a KeePassX precursor.