I'm likely denser than you. I find gpg so obtuse that one of the first things I built at Elation was a python app that wraps it. We keep passwords in structured

I'm likely denser than you. I find gpg so obtuse that one of the first things I built at Elation was a python app that wraps it. We keep passwords in structured text files which are encrypted using gpg, then the python file wraps all the gpg bits, keeps the stuff organized, and lets us do things like tab-complete the username we're pulling a password from, and copies the password to our clipboard so that we don't have to ever see the passwords, much less all of them. In fact, we're interesting in open-sourcing it since it's really rough around the edges. If anyone is interested in working on it with us, hit me up and maybe we can toss it up on github and make it more nice together.