Re:Apple of 2019 is the Linux of 2000
by 0b0001 on Monday October 14, 2019 @04:48PM
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There are other things under the hood. Things that a desktop OS can't do anymore, not today.
Your password manager kWallet is, once unlocked at system start, an unencrypted file where any application can access any password.
If kMail fetches a signed mail in background, you'll be unexpectedly prompted to accept the certificate with no indication where the pop-up came from.
Password dialogues have no priority whatsoever. When a password dialogue pops up just before another application starts, you're likely to enter your password into the wrong dialogue.
Your password manager kWallet is, once unlocked at system start, an unencrypted file where any application can access any password.
If kMail fetches a signed mail in background, you'll be unexpectedly prompted to accept the certificate with no indication where the pop-up came from.
Password dialogues have no priority whatsoever. When a password dialogue pops up just before another application starts, you're likely to enter your password into the wrong dialogue.