Enabling KDE Wallet

Friday, April 6, 2018

Enabling KDE Wallet

As many of you have noticed on our KDE desktop we disable KDE wallet. While we have our reasoning why we do it many of our commercial customers use Kontact as their groupware suite. The Kontact suite does need KDE enabled so in this tutorial we will explain how to enable KDE wallet.

1. Open the Settings Manager

2. Click on Account Details

3. Click on Enable KDE Wallet

4. After you enable Wallet click on Launch Wallet Manager

5. When wallet manager launches click on Open; when prompted type in the password 'desktop' all lower case

6. Next you will want to change your password. Click on Change Password and choose a password of your own choosing

7. When you choose your new password close the wallet manager, go back to the Settings Manager and click 'Apply'

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