The fact that gnome-keyring doesn't support thinkfinger or the settings in common-auth is actually a security weakness not strength...because if I have my common-auth set to thinkfinger+password+standing-on-one- foot+blindfolded, then keyring could simply be unlocked with the password, which is a WEAKNESS, not a strength and a bug which should get resolved.
I don't care about the security of data on my laptop. I don't have "enemies" and the fact that I use linux will deter any stupid thief from "stealing my data" and by data I mean web history because that's essentially all I use this for. No nuclear codes on this puppy. With that said, what I do care about is having to type in another password to unlock my keyring after I login with thinkfinger. It's really annoying and adds almost 5 seconds to each login. That's a total of like 1 minute I could save each WEEK! What I would like is the ability for keyring to unlock with the settings I have in my common-auth file. Perhaps, I'm mistaken, but common auth stands for common authentication and should cascade through to all my applications including keyring. -- Thinkfinger doesn't unlock keyring https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/276384 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
