On Mon, 02 Jan 2012 13:37:12 +0100, Florian Philipp wrote: > Well, it is partially integrated: When it is not /home/* but some other > partition/external disk, then KDE supports decrypting it when you mount > it (like memory sticks). It can also save the password in kwallet. Gnome > can do the same. However, if you want to use it for /home/* and don't > want to enter the password twice, you should use pam_mount.
Alternatively, if you are using dmcrypt to encrypt /home, and you are the only user, set KDE to auto-login that user. The login will fail if dmcrypt failed to open your home partition, so one password effectively secures it all. -- Neil Bothwick What did the first man to discover you can get milk from cows think he was doing? - anon.
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