Password Manager for Ubuntu and Android

[Bo Rosén]

I've been using Password Gorilla on my desktop and laptop, both running Ubuntu, for a while and been happy with that choice. I'll be getting a Nexus 7 tablet in a day or two however and as far as I can tell this doesn't run on Android. So what would you recommend I use that runs on both systems, some form of syncing whether cloud based or not is a plus.

Thanks

[vdubeau]

I've been using KeePassX and DropBox. It works great on my Android phone and Linux (as well as OS X before I switched).

[Bo Rosén]

I'll check it out, thanks

[mlentink]

+1 for KeepassX

[brydonhunter]

I've been using KeePassX and DropBox. It works great on my Android phone and Linux (as well as OS X before I switched).

I use this combination as well and it works very well, always have my passwords with me.

[Bo Rosén]

We seem to have unanimous support for KeyPassX.
Now, I can't find that on Google Play, am I supposed to use KeypassDroid for my tablet?

[patrick-epl15]

Yes. Use KeepPassDroid on android phones and tablets.

[Bo Rosén]

Thanks everyone. I've set up KeePassX on my desktop and Laptop and unless the snow stops it, my Nexus 7 should get here today.

[DeandreJ]

I've been using Password Gorilla on my desktop and laptop, both running Ubuntu, for a while and been happy with that choice. I'll be getting a Nexus 7 tablet in a day or two however and as far as I can tell this doesn't run on Android. So what would you recommend I use that runs on both systems, some form of syncing whether cloud based or not is a plus.

Thanks

I highly recommend SplashData's SplashID Safe. It easily syncs between platforms and it efficiently secures even non-password information - those personal and sensitive business records that are always needed on the go. It offers cool user experience with the pattern lock master key. Very advantageous.

[Bo Rosén]

I highly recommend SplashData's SplashID Safe. It easily syncs between platforms

I'm sure your product is exellent but I can't find anything on the site that mentions Linux, which means it is of no use to me.