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Nowadays there are just too many passwords to be remembered so a password management system is quite useful.

I've been using pwsafe for a while and it always seem to suit my needs. Then I noticed MyPasswordSafe, a GUI for pwsafe and oh joy, you could categorize your passwords, making it easier to look up stuff! So, happily I started to reorganize my stored passwords. Unfortunately, MyPasswordSafe somehow messed up my entire 'database', deleting most of the 'folders' I just created... and of course, I didn't backup the files. (Note: I probably did something wrong myself, but don't know what, so I blame the software ;-)

Time for a new system and I found a good substitute in Ked Password Manager. It supplies you with both a GUI and a CLI. The CLI works really nice (it simulates a filesystem, so you can use ls, cd and mkdir). The GUI is shiny as a GUI should be. If you're looking for such a system, KedPM is something you should check out.