On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 10:31 am, Marius Schwarz
<fedoradev@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If it's a requester after the desktop showed up, it's most likely the
keyring daemon asking to unlock your keyring.
Yup.
1. Install seahorse (Passwords and Keys)
2. Look for Login (login keyring) in the left sidebar
3. Right click -> change password
4. See if it allows changing the password to be empty
An empty password would mean the login keyring is entirely unencrypted,
so all your passwords are stored in the clear. But if you're not using
any user account password, that's really the best you can do. Your
login keyring password has to match your user account password or
you'll get this warning.
Normally the login keyring gets rekeyed whenever you change your user
account password. But maybe it refuses to do this when changing your
password to be empty? Dunno.
Michael
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