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Fractal uses Secret Service to store the password so you should have |
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this should work for you out of the box with gnome-keyring or |
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ksecretservice. |
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There's a way to avoid the need of secret service and store the password in |
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a unsecure way, in a plain json file. We don't recommend to use this form, |
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$ gsettings set org.gnome.Fractal password-storage 'Plain text' |
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$ flatpak run --command="bash" org.gnome.Fractal |
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$ exit |
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## Supported m.room.message (msgtypes) |
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@ -60,4 +89,4 @@ The first version of this project was called guillotine, based on French revolut
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in relation with the Riot client name, but it's a negative name so we decide |
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to change for a math one. |
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The name Fractal was proposed by Regina Bíró. |
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The name Fractal was proposed by Regina Bíró. |
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