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The programs passr, vault and mountr (when mounting vaults) are simplified. They now invoke pwgn by default.
Disable this behavior by setting the environmental variable PWGN_OFF i.e. with ```export PWGN_OFF=1```.
Enable it again with ```unset PWGN_OFF```.
Check out these programs here: codeberg.org/oxo/tool

oxo on nostr:
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Migrated from pulseaudio to pipewire. Much more simple syntax with wireplumper's ```wpctl```.

Hajime is upgraded with better lvm2 integration via make_recov (see tool repo).
codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

Searched a lot for a terminal scrollback buffer capturing tool. I.e. to extract file locations or URLs. Never found a satisfactory solution.
Therefore today I developed an alpha version based on a interesting concept depending on and .
Alternative suggestions more than welcome!
codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran

An automatically updated OTP-list from pass is now possible with the latest release of passr!
codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran

On codeberg.org/oxo the note repo has the entire directory structure back in the readme file again.
codeberg.org/oxo/note

After a long time new upgrades are now pushed to my remote repository. Among other tools:
isolatest codeberg.org/oxo/isolatest ,
hajime codeberg.org/oxo/hajime and mountr codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran
have been brought up to date again.
Have a great year!

While booting from archiso the command lsblk -paf gives empty fields back for the device labels. This is an issue for hajime. Working on a fix with the command blkid instead.

For those finally want to migrate away from LastPass (which I did many years ago) I recommend Bitwarden (Bitwarden; bitwarden.com ) or (for nerds only) my own solution: passr.

Passr is a wrapper script around the standard Unix password manager using gpg (pass; passwordstore.org ) (passr; codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran ).

With passr passwords are in an encrypted luks2 container
(vault; codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran ) which can be stored safely with an optional additional (cascade) encryption script
(cryptr; codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran )

Please test it and shoot at my method! :)

Since Rust is now in Linux kernel v6.1, I decided to take the dive!

Passr has a new feature!
It now asks to create when a non-existent object is entered.

codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran

Mountr now by default hides disks that are unmountable because they contain partitions. This results in a cleaner list of mountable devices, therefore a faster workflow.
codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran

Passr has now a persistent mode build in!
Activate it with ```passr p```. Exit the mode by fzf selecting the quit option in the element menu.
codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/bran

Well, ... after a few years of absence, ... I have jumped into the quest of emacs again!
It's mainly because of org-mode that keeps intriguing me.

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