Neil's Open Source & Linux Blog

One of the biggest barriers preventing me from using Ubuntu as my primary desktop OS used to be  my favorite password manager,  1Password . I use it on the Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android and couldn't really function without it. For a while I could use it on any computer running a web browser using the 1Password Anywhere browser only implementation, with Dropbox. But Dropbox no longer supports that option (not sure why, but that's the way it goes). I was thrilled to discover that 1Password 4.6 for Windows runs quite reliably on Ubuntu via Wine . Even better, the Browser Helper program also runs on Wine, which means I can also use the nifty browser add-ons to auto-fill web logins. Installation was super easy. I installed Configure Wine from the Ubuntu Software app, and just like that, I could run Windows applications. I then followed the excellent instructions on the Agile Bits support site, Running 1Password for Windows on Linux systems . It worked just as advertised