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keypass is only available for Linux systems though an unofficial port. I would be hesitant to adopt security critical applications without developer approval.
by api_or_ipa 13y ago
keypass is only available for Linux systems though an unofficial port. I would be hesitant to adopt security critical applications without developer approval.
- XorNot 13y agoIt's not unofficial - KeePass 2 runs as a Mono app natively. There's a few rough edges, but the developer accepts patches fairly readily.
- ama729 13y agoIt's even in the official Debian/Ubuntu repositories for ages, so I'm not that much worried.
- sparkie 13y agoThe developer doesn't have a public facing repository and instead just dumps the source code for each new version - making it really difficult to see what has actually changed. You can see the commit activity for KeePassX, which would make it more obvious if a bug or malicious snippet might get inserted into it.
- metachris 13y agoKeepassX [1] is available (open source) for OSX, Windows, Linux, with great third party apps for Android, iOS. With the db file in Dropbox it works like a charm across all platforms! [1] http://www.keepassx.org/downloads http://www.keepassx.org/downloads