New Product Request: 1Password for Linux [In Progress]

Megan · October 2014

Hi all,

Thanks so much for adding your votes here! It's great to see so much enthusiasm for Linux. :)

psykoen · October 2014

+1 for Linux

bthusby · October 2014

+2 for Linux :wink:

ahammond · October 2014

+1 for Linux, pretty please! I'd like to switch to a chromebook running ubuntu, but I'm just totally unwilling to deal with WINE.

Versus · October 2014

+1 for Linux version!

Ben · October 2014

Thanks, @Versus. :)

psykoen · October 2014

again +1 but in the name of my girlfriend she whats to use it only of iTS native supported on Linux. Both our pc's run Linux (Ubuntu mate)

bnhymn · October 2014

Another +1 for Linux support! Would be truly the best cross-platform password manager then! :)

sheMake · October 2014

Heck yes, +1 for a native Linux client. I'm glad that opening up the .html from the DropBox website gives me read-only access, but I spend over 60% of my time on Linux. A native client would make an already excellent app simply sublime. (Ubuntu 14.04)

sheMake · October 2014

Make that +2, since my spouse would also start using 1password if it had a Linux client.

sheMake · October 2014

+1 for a Linux version. I spend more than 60% of my time on Linux distros, and would really love to have native browser integration. Would make a great product into a fantastic one.

(There are many more votes for a Linux version on this thread: https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/22402/how-to-use-1password-on-linux/p3

paulbloch · October 2014

+1 for Linux. I'd like to buy copies for all my team, but can't until the Linux users are supported. We will make good use of the OS X, iOS and Android versions too.

coolkiffings · October 2014

+1 for linux support!!
Im working on a linux machine at my office and using mac at home

forthewyn · October 2014

+1 for Linux support from me as well. The Wine version works fine, but I've found that 1Password blows up if I try to delete login entries using the Wine/Windows version combo under Ubuntu 14.04.1 / WINE latest.

Zauberfisch · October 2014

@forthewyn I experienced that bug as well, but turns out is only the last item in the grid (the bottom row of the table), deleting any other record works for me.
so when I want to delete something I do the following:

search for it, but ensure there are at least 2 records found
sort by name so that the one I want to delete is the top row (or at least not at the bottom)
delete it

Seems indeed a wine related bug, I have also reported it, but since its only happening in wine and not under windows, there is probably no fix coming for this.

Denial · October 2014

+1 for a native Linux client!

Michal Frackowiak · October 2014

+1 for the Linux client. I would actually pay for it, as I have paid for the Mac, iOS and Android clients.

Wilddude · October 2014

+1 for a Linux version from me too. I love the Mac version, but like another user who wrote to this list a few years ago, I'm not pleased with the way Apple MacOSX is going, and I'm using Linux more and more (Scientific Linux - a Red Hat derivative - at work, and Ubuntu at home).

[Deleted User] · November 2014

@Wilddude : In that case, why not going open source? There is still Keepass 2 on Linux distros although it requires installation of the mono framework (some open-source defenders don't like that). I also know that KeepassX 2.0 is still in developpement (no mono there) with support for .kdbx databases (Keepass 2). Combine Keepass 2 with Keefox extension (Firefox) and you should be good to go.