On this episode of Destination Linux (343), we’re covering the future of X11, is it time to say goodbye, and how GNOME might be leading the way. Then we’re going to discuss a passwordless future, is it time to get rid of your password manager? Plus, we have our tips, tricks and software picks for you. Let’s get this show on the road toward Destination Linux!
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Chapters:
00:00:00 DL 342 Intro
00:00:38 Community Feedback
00:07:25 NAMECHEAP – [ link ]
00:09:57 Gnome Removes X11 Session Merge Request – [ link ]
00:26:12 LINBIT – [ link ]
00:27:30 No More Passwords says Google & Apple – [ link ]
00:42:06 Gaming: Seedlings – [ link ]
00:48:19 Software Spotlight: LoneWolf – [ link ]
00:54:32 Tips & Tricks: Yubikey – [ link | amazon ]
00:57:14 Events: All Things Open, Ubuntu Summit, SCALE
01:00:45 Outro
What if I’m using a passkey and I suddenly loose access to my passkey device, e.g. because it’s broken or lost, how would I get access back?
very good question @vogelsaurier
it depends on how it is used. Apple would store the key in their keyring system so you could put it on another Apple device with the Apple ID. (how do you prove ownership of the apple id? who knows) I think this is also true for Google’s as well. Another option would to have mulitple devices authorized so you have at least one as a backup somewhere.
I think this will solve Phishing but I think this will be just as annoying and confusing to regular users as passwords are. I also feel like Phishing will be replaced with something else probably.
I would assume that you simply click on the ‘I forgot my passkey device’ >> select the pictures containing only bridges/bicycles/other-objects-AI-Bots-just-cant-seem-to-identify >> enter in a NEW passkey device… er… wait a minute.
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