Kde

I’ve been using mutt for reading my emails for some time now. It is simple, fast, configurable, and yeah, did I mentioned it is a command line email client? Anyhow, only thing I have been fighting with was on how to securely store password without putting it to .muttrc file (which is plain text file). When I used to use GNOME I have used Seahorse while on the command line I’ve used secret-tool for fetching the password. Now that I’ve switched to KDE fully, I decided to remove GNOME components from my system one by one. It was Seahorse’s turn to “leave the house” as it was only used for the purpose of fetching passwords on the command line. ...