XPwm is a password manager to keep your passwords in local as encrypted with a master password using OpenSSL AES-256 and Qt.
Clone the repository to your directory
git clone --recursive https://github.com/SFENX-Group/XPwm.git
Enter the directory of the source code
cd XPwm/
Build the makefile with CMake, if you don't have cmake you have to install it.
cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -B "build"
Than our Makefile is ready for build the source code. We have to access the directory of makefile and run make.
cd build && make -j$(nproc)
Than our compiled binary is ready for run in the directory of the makefile with the name "xpwm" You can run the sample program with this command
./xpwm
There is an install script named install.sh
that can be used for Arch-based and newer Debian-based systems. If your system does not meet these requirements, you can try the AppImage file available in the releases section.
Clone the repository to your directory
git clone --recursive https://github.com/SFENX-Group/XPwm.git
Enter the directory of the source code
cd XPwm/
Execute bash script
./install.sh
You can search the application Password Manager
- CMake(Building project)
- GCC/Clang(Compiler for building project)
- Qt(GUI and Core libraries, 5.15.2 and later)
- OpenSSL(Library for encryption, 1.1 and later)
- Git(Just for cloning repository)