Add Gnome-Do to Keyring?

[carleton]

Hey Everyone,

I know this has been covered in some form somewhere before but I can't seem to find exactly it. I want to add Gnome-do to the keyring so I won't have to enter my password every time I boot up. Any suggestions???

Thanks so much

Carleton

[Tibuda]

Hey Everyone,

I know this has been covered in some form somewhere before but I can't seem to find exactly it. I want to add Gnome-do to the keyring so I won't have to enter my password every time I boot up. Any suggestions???

Thanks so much

Carleton
You have to type your password to start Gnome-Do? If you are talking about GDM, you can disable it in System menu > Administration > Session start window or something like that.

[priegog]

no, what he means is that the keyring asks for the password to unlock the keyring. I think it happens hen you activate the tweeter and/or gmail plugins that store the passwords in the keyring. I'm interested in a solution also

[Tibuda]

no, what he means is that the keyring asks for the password to unlock the keyring. I think it happens hen you activate the tweeter and/or gmail plugins that store the passwords in the keyring. I'm interested in a solution also

Sorry, I don't use these plugins.

[jpeddicord]

This thread or post has been moved from the Desktop Effects & Customization forum as the posted content is considered off-topic.

Desktop Effects & Customization is a forum for discussing:

Compositing managers such as Compiz
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Appearance preferences

Your post did not fit any of these categories, so it has been moved.

Common types of off-topic threads include:

GNOME/KDE/XFCE help in general
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Thanks,
Jacob