KeePass Password Safe, the free open-source password manager, released new 2.62 version yesterday.
The new version of this lightweight app introduced many new features and various improvements.
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KeePassXC, the community fork of KeePass Password Safe, finally released new 2.8.0 version after a month of beta testing.
The new version of this popular cross-platform password manager finally migrated its UI from Qt5 to Qt6 for better graphics capabilities, HiDPI and HDR multi-monitor improvements, and robust Wayland support.
KeePassXC, the popular community fork of KeePass Password Safe, released new 2.8.0 Beta 1 version today.
The new version finally ported the UI from Qt5 to Qt6 for better graphics capabilities, HiDPI and HDR multi-monitor improvements, and robust Wayland support.
KeePassXC, the community fork of the original KeePass, released new 2.7.12 version today for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
The new version of this free open-source password manager application added some changes to improve the compatibility with other password managers and fixed various issues.
KeePassXC password manager released new 2.7.11 version today! See what’s new and how to install instruction for Ubuntu & Linux Mint.
The new release of this free open-source cross-platform password manager finally added the long requested feature: auto-generate a password for new entries.
KeePass, the popular lightweight password manager application, released new 2.59 version one day ago.
The new release of this free open-source app enhanced ARM64 CPU architecture type support, introduced code optimizations, performance improvements, and some bug-fixes.
Looking for a stateless password manager? There’s now a new LessPass compatible password manager designed for GNOME, though of course works in other Linux desktops.
It’s LPTK, a free open-source application written in Rust and use GTK4 for its user interface. With the app, you can generate and access your passwords, and optionally connect to a compatible LessPass server to read and store password profiles.
KeePassXC, the cross-platform community fork of KeePass password manager, released version 2.7.10 few days ago.
The new KeePassXC 2.7.10 finally added support changing the font size between small, normal, medium, and large, making the app fit for different screen sizes and user needs.
KeePass password manager released new 2.58 version few days ago. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu through PPA.
KeePass 2.58 improved its graphical user interface with some new options. It added Ctrl+H keyboard shortcut for the ‘Show/hide password using asterisks’ option in report dialogs.
For those who are sticking to KeePass2 password manager, here’s an Ubuntu PPA contains most recent .deb package for Ubuntu 24.04, Ubuntu 25.04, Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, and Ubuntu 18.04.
Linux has a native KeepassXC password manager, though KeePass2 is still available for choice, which runs in Linux through Microsoft’s mono software framework.
Ubuntu includes KeePass2 package in system repository, but always old!
For the most recent versions, 3rd PPAs so far are the only choices besides building from the source tarball.
