InstaIl Mercurial, to fetch the 1pass repo. Here is quick rundown of the steps required to get going with 1pass. The setup wasn’t exactly straightforward, but eventually I got it to work. Ryan has hacked together a Lua script, named 1pass, which can decrypt the 1Password keychain and show whatever info you store in 1Password in a very minimalistic GUI. So, during the Xubuntu setup process, I started googling around for some recent solutions to running 1Password on Linux and I stumbled on the awesome, little repo of Ryan Gordon. For Linux users, they offer a web interface called 1Password Anywhere. I have to type my rather long and cumbersome password every time I need to look for a piece of encrypted info. In fact, what I miss most in my new Android phone is the fingerprint reader integration with 1Password. My totally most used app in the Apple eco-system is Agile Bits 1Password. I’m typing this from a fresh installation of Xubuntu 14.10, which I have been using in the past and I tend to prefer to the heavy-weight Ubuntu.

To get started read the guide Get to know 1Password for Linux to find installation and troubleshooting instructions. I ditched my iPhone 6+ for a OnePlus One and I relegated my MBP to mostly photo-editing tasks. If you’re excited to report issues, work with us to resolve them, and update to verify fixes, then you’re welcome to join us on this journey. Lately, my long-lasting love for Apple products has been fading.

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