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An askpass application is potentially useful in many situations besides unlocking your SSH keys. For example, the following:
SSH password login
OTP entry (if we limit it to 6 characters and numbers only)
sudo entry
password saving
Perhaps it would be wise to move the binary to /usr/bin/undesktop-askpass (with symlinks in /usr/bin/askpass and /usr/local/ssh/ssh-askpass) instead of the current /usr/local/ssh/undesktop-ssh-askpass
Is this worth the trouble and the weird file locations? Would anyone even use this feature? What purpose does it have relative to, say, password inputs in a larger application? If we move the password input class to a separate project (Undesktop/Utilities?) would this still be worth pursuing?
An askpass application is potentially useful in many situations besides unlocking your SSH keys. For example, the following:
Perhaps it would be wise to move the binary to
/usr/bin/undesktop-askpass(with symlinks in/usr/bin/askpassand/usr/local/ssh/ssh-askpass) instead of the current/usr/local/ssh/undesktop-ssh-askpassIs this worth the trouble and the weird file locations? Would anyone even use this feature? What purpose does it have relative to, say, password inputs in a larger application? If we move the password input class to a separate project (Undesktop/Utilities?) would this still be worth pursuing?