Open source password manager for GNU/Linux

In plain words

Open source password manager for GNU/Linux is a development tool launched in 2015 that helps Linux users securely store and manage their passwords. Built as open-source software, it allows developers and users to review and modify the code. The tool is hosted on GitHub, making it accessible to those who want to contribute to its development or deploy it in their own Linux environments.

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