What is the best password manager for unix systems?

>>59002702
You mean Linux?

https://1password.com/features/

>>59002727
Yeah, kind of, would primarily use it on debian based distros.

>>59002702
a piece of paper with invisible ink

>>59002702
keepass or what.

>>59002748
Looks nice, but I'd rather not store my passwords on someones servers. Is there a locally stored alternative?

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>>59002782
But you can save it in an encrypted file. It's less obvious for cucks and gpg is on every system unlike mono.

>>59002782
That looks nice

>>59002702
>trusting some program with the safety and confidentiality of your passwords

The correct way to treat your passwords is to write them down on post-it notes and keep them in a locked safe

>>59002702
Unironically, password-store

You generate a password like "pass generate -c website/username 40" where 40 means 40 characters and -c means copy it to the clipboard after you generate it.

To get that password again you just do "pass -c website/username".

You can have a whole directory structure, like website/username/security_question_high_school_friend" or whatever you want.

It encrypts with gpg and you can select which private key to use.

It also supports git, so you can set up a small git bare repository on your server/vps and just push to that over ssh. Plus if you accidentally delete a password you can just "pass git checkout master~2" or whatever you want.

>>59002702
>password manager

Mirth

>>59002702
what about this? https://www.passwordstore.org/ gui version exists, browser plugins and android app. Password stored locally

>>59002702
Two contenders actually, KeePassX and pass. KPX has a command line version too.

>>59002702
keepassx obviously