Re: Move Licentia to KDEREVIEW

[Felipe Kinoshita]

Yes, I'm still interested in working on them, just lost motivation because
it was taking too long for someone to review it.

On Thu, Nov 3, 2022, 09:44 Jonathan Riddell  wrote:

> Same question on this one Felipe, are you still interested in working on
> the app?  It seems stuck in kdereview with no recent development.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
> On Fri, 8 Jul 2022 at 06:37, Felipe Kinoshita  wrote:
>
>> Hey, I'd like to move Licentia  to
>> KDEREVIEW.
>>
>> Licentia is a simple app targeted at developers/creators who need to
>> decide which license is suited to their projects, Licentia helps with that
>> by listing a bunch of licenses, which with it's permissions, conditions and
>> limitations, instructions about how to add a license to your project and a
>> list of known projects that use said license.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Felipe.
>>
>

Re: Gitlab update, 2FA now mandatory

[Kevin Kofler]

Kevin Kofler wrote:
> What am I expected to use with my PinePhone? Does
> https://apps.kde.org/keysmith/ work?

To answer my own question: Yes, Keysmith works, both on the desktop 
(and notebook) and on the PinePhone. It is also easily possible to 
synchronize the keyring between different devices using Keysmith just by 
copying ~/.config/org.kde.keysmith/Keysmith.conf to the other device over 
SFTP. Then any of the devices can be used to generate the TOTP. (They will 
generate the exact same one-time passwords, I can see it by running both 
instances in parallel.)

GNOME Secrets (formerly known as Password Safe) also works on the 
PinePhone (which is useful because that app can also store the permanent 
password, and is mobile-friendly unlike KWalletManager, though I presume it 
will also work fine on desktops/notebooks). If I enter the same secret 
there, it also generates the exact same one-time passwords.

Kevin Kofler