Open kalaksi opened 3 months ago
Hey, so I don't know if this is possible to do with flatpack, but an "import feature" for the .ssh/config
file would be super nice! Maybe ask the user on first startup, and possibly also import any private keys refrenced in the config file.
Also for some reason some icons look like this for me: Is my KDE install missing icons ?
Hey, so I don't know if this is possible to do with flatpack, but an "import feature" for the .ssh/config file would be super nice! Maybe ask the user on first startup, and possibly also import any private keys refrenced in the config file.
It's possible by using a file selection portal (a dialog). SSH config could be used to help configure lightkeeper, but I wouldn't want to copy any private keys around since that complicates things security-wise. User would have to select the individual private keys using the file portal again.
By the way, ssh-agent works fine with Lightkeeper so that could be a better and easier way to handle keys.
Is my KDE install missing icons ?
That's interesting... All necessary icons should already be bundled. Are all icons like that? What distro and version are you using? Flatpak or built from source?
It's possible by using a file selection portal (a dialog). SSH config could be used to help configure lightkeeper, but I wouldn't want to copy any private keys around since that complicates things security-wise. User would have to select the individual private keys using the file portal again.
Yeah, you're right, letting the user select the private keys is also a lot more trustworthy. But I really like the idea of a one-time dialog asking the user to import the config.
That's interesting... All necessary icons should already be bundled. Are all icons like that? What distro and version are you using? Flatpak or built from source?
I'm running Nobara 39 with KDE Plasma 6.0.5 and the latest Flatpak version. Only some icons are like that, but this could also be an Issue with my linux install/Themes or something else...
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