Description: Passmate is fast and small tool for keeping your passwords and files safe. It uses modern encryption algorithm AES256 to encrypt your data and requires from you to remember only one thing - your master key.
It depends on libpcre, openssl and (optional) Qt4.
I would be very glad if somebody starts using this software. I would me a lot happier if somebody helps me to maintain it for you Linux distributive.
Thank you for attention!
PS: Bad or wordy english may appear. Sorry for that.Last changelog:
0.5.1: - Some UI fixes - Length of generated password increased to 12 characters
0.5: - Core rewritten in C, got rid of QCA dependencies - CLI version added - Saving files in storage added - Choosing storage on start if one hasn\'t been passed via command-line argument - Password generator\'s algorithm improved - --minimized command-line argument removed
0.4: - --close-to-tray and --minimized command line arguments added
0.3: - Allowed only one instance of Passmate now - Some UI changes - First version builded for MS Windows too
0.2: - Tray icon added - Some UI fixes
0.1: - First version written in C++ using Qt and QCA. Allows to save passwords encrypted.
Thank you for reply!
Qt version is almost translation-ready now. I'll try to finish it in a couple of days but can't promise anything.
CLI version is bigger problem. It's written in a plain C and I don't know any tools that could make a process of translating easier. If you know something like that I would be very glad if you tell me about it:)
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Please add translation support if its possible. I think the translators inflated, the more there is not much text in the UI and in CLI.
Thank you for reply! Qt version is almost translation-ready now. I'll try to finish it in a couple of days but can't promise anything. CLI version is bigger problem. It's written in a plain C and I don't know any tools that could make a process of translating easier. If you know something like that I would be very glad if you tell me about it:)