Next, edit the config file via command: sudo gedit /usr/lib/keepass2/įinally, change the “NewVersion” number to match the one you got in last command. Open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run command to get the version number: monodis -assembly /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exeĢ. Thanks to Ivan K and gilles, you may manually correct the version number to workaround the issue:ġ. See more about KeePass 2.52 via the official release note. If you know how to correct it, please leave comment below so I can fix it in the PPA package. I’m not user of KeePass, and don’t know what’s wrong with the default config file build from source tarball. Though, it seems working without any issue. Which, causes the following pop-up on every start in my case. It now checks the ‘’ file and shows a warning message when finding a problem. item background color’ option that combines the previous ‘Use alternating item background colors’ and ‘Custom alt. KeePass2 2.52 also has some UI improvements, including ‘Copy Initial Password’ option in the tool menu of entry dialog ‘Alt. There are also other password manager files compatibility, such as support for the new encoding of double quotes when importing Steganos Password Manager CSV, and automatically convert time-based one-time password generator settings on Bitwarden JSON import. The new release now allows importing 1Password 8.7 1PUX, and Key Folder 1.22 XML files, as well as groups and expiry dates when importing Sticky Password XML. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, & Ubuntu 18.04 via PPA. KeePass2 password manager released version 2.52 a day ago.

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