If you are installing it, I highly recommend using the provided Snap package ( more information).If you simply want to try KeePassXC and are not committed to it enough to install it, the AppImage is a great option ( more information on AppImages and how to use them).

While you can use any one of the popular package managers, AppImage and Snap variations are available, so: Perhaps HiDPI support will be better in future.Downloading KeePassXC is easy enough, simply visit the download page and choose your preferred installation method. This problem also does not exist on Manjaro.īut now i am nevertheless happy to use Linux Mint. For example the Options window for the LibreOffice Extension LanguageTool. She knows how keepassxc works and i don't want to have trouble with her when changing this appįor now i think there is no better solution. Also my girlfriend is using it when she's on my computer. But imo Keepassxc is simply the best password manager. Anyway, just offering it as a suggestion-KeePassXC at this time probably has more features (like web browser integration). The flatpak comes from the Flathub repository and was updated last week. I'd suggest instead to make sure you install the flatpak that you can also find in Software Manager. Password Safe is in the repositories on Linux Mint 19 but is quite old (10 months old). It should be fully compatible and work with your existing KeePass database files. From x1.2 to x2 is quite a leap so you really don't want to do that.įor KeePassXC you could instead try Password Safe which is a native Gtk program from Gnome. Likely the programs may look better when using a integer scaling factor. The Qt platform plugins round the reported scale factors to the nearest integer. Styles may break first: the fusion style is generally most scalable. However, Qt does not guarantee that graphics and styles will be glitch-free in that case. Q: Are non-integer scale factors supported?Ī: Qt uses qreal in the API, and will allow setting non-integer scale factors via QT_SCALE_FACTOR.

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