Buttercup - The Best Password Manager for Linux?
Welcome again to this video on Byte of Linux! If you have accounts for different services, you are most likely to know about the hassle of keeping track of all the passwords. There are applications called password managers available, which keep track of your information. Many of these managers store your information on the cloud, which might not be something that you prefer. Furthermore, on the Linux platform, there aren't as many options. Luckily there is an application called Buttercup, which is a relatively new password manager that is available on Linux. It features a sleek user interface, offline data storage, the ability to create backups, and more. In this video, I will show you how to install, configure, and use Buttercup on your system.
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TIMESTAMPS:
Introduction - 00:16
Download - 01:31
Installation - 02:17
User Interface - 02:49
Usage - 04:32
Final Verdict - 09:44
LINKS:
Buttercup homepage: http://buttercup.pw
CREDITS:
Background music: "Flat Straight" by Frank Nora
Assets from Velosofy were used in this video.
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