A shell script to properly configure GNOME to play nice with a Yubikey. This script allows you to use your Yubikey for GPG and SSH while leaving passwords and PK11 for GNOME keyring (Ubuntu 15.04-17.10)
Copied from hyper3xpl0iter@github
I just modified the deb source locations since the country mirrors of archive.ubuntu.org do not contain vivid anymore.
Download it here
CAVE: The removal of the new versions of gpg and so on also removes gnome-control-center so a sudo apt-get -y install gnome-control-center has to be done afterwards.
Start by installing the xdotool package
On Debian/Ubuntu/etc simply run:
sudo apt-get install xdotool keepass2 Next find out where the keepass2 executable is installed on your system
The easiest way to do this is to run:
which keepass2 On my system this returns
/usr/bin/keepass2 This file is actually not the program itself but a script that bootstraps the program. So to find out where the real executable run:
There are lots of reports that Ubuntu 17.10 hangs with a black screen if reboot is issued. Some users report they need to press Alt+F7 to go further, some users report it only takes a looong time to go through the reboot sequence.
I could confirm both issues, luckily there is help!
Edit /etc/default/grub and remove quiet and splash from GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT. Issue a sudo update-grub and reboot.