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Last week, I started to explore `pass`[1], to move away from my current Authy + iCloud Keychain ecosystems. It's pretty barebones but that's what I like about i
by ackyshake 2y ago
Last week, I started to explore `pass`[1], to move away from my current Authy + iCloud Keychain ecosystems. It's pretty barebones but that's what I like about it. I like it so much that one week later, I've fully migrated away and couldn't be happier.
And the news about the Authy leak yesterday validated my move, if anything.
I don't really care for ente; it's more complicated than what I need from a password manager. And the fact that pass is so much more customizable (being as it's only 700 or so lines of shell script), I don't feel like I need anything more _personally_.
[1]: https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/
- stevekemp 2y agoI use the same thing, and put together a "distribution" of pass, with a couple of plugins including the OTP extension: https://github.com/skx/pass https://github.com/skx/pass Just clone beneath /opt/pass and configure with the standard environmental variables, or use the default password-store location, and you're good to go. I use this to ensure all my systems have access to the same passwords (which are stored in a private git repository).