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Keepass portable linux
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Mono / YourPathToKeePass/KeePass.exe -auto-type

  • Double-click one of the command_ i items, enter.
  • Navigate to apps -> metacity -> keybinding_commands.
  • Press Alt-F2, enter gconf-editor and click.
  • KeePass performs global auto-type when it’s invoked with the -auto-type command line option.įor example, to create a system-wide hot key for global auto-type on Ubuntu Linux, follow these steps: This only needs to be done manually once. In order to use global auto-type, you need to create an appropriate system-wide hot key. Alternatively, right-click onto the KeePass.exe file, choose “Open with Other Application” and type in mono as custom command.įor the last step you might want to create a shortcut or shell script file with this command line (use an absolute path to KeePass.exe, if the shortcut / shell script file is in a different location).
  • When being in the KeePass directory, run the command line “ mono KeePass.exe“.
  • Download the portable version of KeePass (file KeePass-2.xx.zip) and unpack it in a location of your choice.
  • If you want to use auto-type on Linux / Mac OS X / BSD / etc., you additionally need the xdotool package.
  • KeePass requires this package so if you see one, install it, too.

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    On some platforms, the Runtime namespace (System.Runtime) is offered as a separate package.On some platforms, the Windows Forms implementation () is offered as a separate package.Depending on your platform, the packages to install are called mono-stable, MonoFramework, mono-devel or mono-2.0-devel see the Mono project page, if you are unsure which packages to install. Install Mono ≥ 2.6 (older versions will not work and are not supported).In order to run KeePass, follow these steps:

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    In addition to Windows, KeePass 2.x runs fine under Mono, i.e. Running KeePass under Mono (Linux, Mac OS X, BSD, …)







    Keepass portable linux