David Boles wrote: >> But what is the point of having large numbers of passwords, >> if one password will open all the locks? > > Gee Timothy. Do you lock all of the doors on your house with the same key? > And your auto? How about the office door(s)? All with the same key? But that is exactly my point. One key - the KDE wallet key - _will_ open all the locks on my computer. Mikkel has suggested one advantage, if I am using several systems. But as it happens, I am not - all the passwords at issue are on one computer. > You 'lock' everything with the same key and then the key is stolen and/or > cracked. Does that mean that you are really, really open then? ;-) Again, that is exactly _my_ point. If someone does get my KDE wallet key then they can open every lock on my computer, as far as I can see. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
