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Debian maintainer unilaterally strips KeepassXC package of a lot of features

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Debian maintainer unilaterally strips KeepassXC package of a lot of features

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Team KeePassXC (@keepassxc@fosstodon.org)

Debian Users - Be aware the maintainer of the KeePassXC package for Debian has unilaterally decided to remove ALL features from it. You will need to switch to `keepassxc-full` to maintain capabilities once this lands outside of testing/sid.

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Rip keep ass xc emacs style defaults.

Keepassxc systemd integration when?

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