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passwd: Password storage configuration doc in README

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Daniel García Moreno 8 years ago
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sudo ninja -C _build install
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### Password Storage
Fractal uses Secret Service to store the password so you should have
running some daemon that give that service. If you're using GNOME or KDE
this should work for you out of the box with gnome-keyring or
ksecretservice.
There's a way to avoid the need of secret service and store the password in
a unsecure way, in a plain json file. We don't recommend to use this form,
but if you want, it's possible to configure using gsettings:
```
$ gsettings set org.gnome.Fractal password-storage 'Plain text'
```
Or if you're using flatpak
```
$ flatpak run --command="bash" org.gnome.Fractal
$ gsettings set org.gnome.Fractal password-storage 'Plain text'
$ exit
```
To go back to use Secret service:
```
$ gsettings set org.gnome.Fractal password-storage 'Secret Service'
```
## 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
in relation with the Riot client name, but it's a negative name so we decide
to change for a math one.
The name Fractal was proposed by Regina Bíró.
The name Fractal was proposed by Regina Bíró.

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