The fall of KDE?

[Billie Walsh]

On 11/18/2008 Steven Vollom wrote:
>  OK.  If I use Kwallet.  It ask for the new password.  I place the
>  password in Kwallet.  Then later I enter an area that requires a
>  password.  Do I have to open Kwallet to be reminded what the password
>  is, then enter it, or when I enter the password protected site
>  Kwallet
>  opens the site automatically.  I just don't want to have to open
>  Kwallet
>  and then type the password into the protected site to open it.  I
>  only
>  want to do the password task one time.  If Kwallet does the work for
>  me,
>  then I want to use it.  When I click on Ebay in my bookmarks, my
>  username and password are entered for me; all I have to do is click
>  enter and it opens.  If that happens using Kwallet, I want Kwallet. 
>  And
>  if that is the case, what do you suggest, my 37 unrelated number,
>  symbol
>  letter in any case password that I somehow can remember?  I open it
>  on
>  boot up and forget passwords wherever I go?  If you come up with the
>  answers I want, I will regret not using it.  I have just been so busy
>  learning basics, I haven't had time to learn some of the jewels that
>  I
>  know are in KDE.  In time I will, but it will take time.  You can
>  make
>  the Kwallet decision for me right now by telling me how it works with
>  relationship to my wants.  Thanks!  Steven

Let me put this as easy as I can.

Kwallet is what you want.

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