On Mon May 24, 2021 at 6:19 PM CDT, Joshua Branson via Bug reports for GNU Guix wrote: > It also doesn't remember my password. I have to type it in again > everytime I open Gajim.
You can work around this part by going to Gajim menu -> Preferences -> Advanced and toggling "Use System Keyring" to off. In theory setting up something like gnome keyring or similar should also work with the default setting and then save/access passwords that way. I could not figure it out after hours of trying stuff, but if you toggle that setting, it will save your passwords without relying on a keyring. I'm not sure if it's less secure or something in exchange. P.S. If you need to close Gajim, ctrl-q will do it, or the sway keybind (default super-shift-q) can close it too. Not a fix for the button being gone, but maybe it'll help.