On Mittwoch, 31. Dezember 2025 10:38:01 Mitteleuropäische Normalzeit Klaus Vink Slott via Gnupg-users wrote: > This might be slightly off-topic, but I hope someone has an idea: > > When opening a KDE session, I've always liked to let KDE relaunch every > program that was running in the previous session. However, as more and > more programs rely on KDE Wallet, this has caused me a problem. > > I have my gpg setup using kdewallet + gnupg + yubiKey setup as described > by DrDuh(1).
I'm using a similar setup, but without a smartcard. > Everything is fine when it's up and running, but as KDE Wallet is > required by many of the programs I use, it's essential that I enter the > PIN quite early in the login sequence. Perhaps even before the login > splash screen times out. If I don't manage to enter the PIN for opening > GPG/KDE Wallet before the next program launches in front of Pinentry, > there is no chance of accessing Pinentry before it or the program that > calls it times out. I don't think that this has ever happened here, but I don't have that many visible programs on the first virtual desktop. > I've searched through the options in the PIN entry program for a "stay > on top" option, not finding any - also tried to add an extended time to > the gpg-agent.conf file, but it didn't help. > > Do you have any ideas, or should I give up on the KDE relaunch feature? Maybe you can set Special Window settings or Special Application settings for pinentry-qt to keep its window on top. Right-click on the title bar of pinentry, select More Actions... and then Configure Special Window Settings... Then add the "Keep above other windows" property (under Arrangement & Access). Regards, Ingo
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