Post AAPSuTc8YZe4WwE1mi by xosem@toot.site
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 (DIR) Post #AAPRuhKfS7x77eazom by cadadr@toot.cat
       2021-08-17T05:21:40Z
       
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       Two #KDE questions:1. How do you get KDE to store your GPG & SSH passwords like Gnome's Seahorse does?2. How do you get notifications to make sounds?:boost_ok:​
       
 (DIR) Post #AAPSuTc8YZe4WwE1mi by xosem@toot.site
       2021-08-17T06:34:27Z
       
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       @cadadr you could try KGpg package to manage keys. Does not kde-wallet offer you to store passwords?I'm not using kde-wallet BTWthis is from manjaro forum  https://forum.manjaro.org/t/no-notification-sound-kde/38388 but could point you hints about possible issue
       
 (DIR) Post #AAPSuU5CoUthz5pF5s by cadadr@toot.cat
       2021-08-17T06:48:55Z
       
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       @xosem Thanks!Nope. Neither gpg nor ssh triggerAs for notifications, pavucontrol didn't help. I think the application I'm using falls under the "other applications" category in KDE's notification settings, and it doesn't allow to set a sound there. I guess I need to modify the app to register somehow..
       
 (DIR) Post #AAPSuUbSsYhZb8v0NM by wolf480pl@mstdn.io
       2021-08-17T07:55:27Z
       
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       @cadadr @xosem looks like there's guide on Arch Wiki how to get kwallet working with ssh https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE_Wallet#Using_the_KDE_Wallet_to_store_ssh_key_passphrases
       
 (DIR) Post #AAPSuUvffQrgboN8s4 by cadadr@toot.cat
       2021-08-17T07:00:20Z
       
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       @xosem looks like a known problem for notifications: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/ng9pwo/is_there_a_way_to_add_sound_to_all_application/gyswhho/
       
 (DIR) Post #AAPTjwTH1haknVcVUW by wolf480pl@mstdn.io
       2021-08-17T08:04:11Z
       
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       @cadadr @xosem oh, and apparently, there's a package called kwalletcli which contains pinentry-kwallet, which should allow storing your gpg passphrase in kwallet.Now, this and the ssh part looks very different to what gnome-keyring is doing (pretending to be gpg-agent and ssh-agent) but I'd argue kwallet's way is better.