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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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it is still a great list so thanks for getting it back up ๐
but i have a few questions: is there a reason (or privacy concern) why Linux Mint isn't one of the recommended distros? and am I wrong or isn't bitward a good privacy friendly password-manager?
The recommended distro section will get overhauled, as it doesn't quite meet my standards. I personally don't like Linux Mint because Cinnamon is less than what I would like it to be, but it is getting a makeover.
Bitwarden was heavily considered as a password manager, and it is a great option, but they make you pay to use certain features (hardware security keys, etc.) that KeePassXC and others offer for free. Hence, KeePassXC is a better option and Bitwarden didn't make the cut.
Good questions! Thanks for taking a look!