Announcing Linux Beta and PasswordSafe2Go

 Hi,

In addition to the regular bug fixes and improvements to PasswordSafe, we've
been working on a couple of other things that we'd like to announce:

1. PasswordSafe for Linux Beta
This is a port of the same 'core' cryptographic code wrapped around a new,
portable,  user interface (wxWidgets). What this means is that databases
created with the Windows version of PasswordSafe are fully compatible with
the Linux port, and vice versa.
Many thanks to Saurav, the lead developer for the Linux version, for his
time, effort and patience.

Ubuntu users can download the beta from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/Linux-BETA/passwordsafe-u
buntu-0.1-1.deb/download
Debian users should download from this link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/Linux-BETA/passwordsafe-d
ebian-0.1-1.deb/download
Please read the release notes (README.LINUX) for details on how to install
this on your machine.

2. PasswordSafe2Go
As you may know, I've been offering a version of PasswordSafe tailored for
the U3 disk-on-key system. The main advantage of this product is that it
packs PasswordSafe and your database on a disk-on-key, making it very
convenient for use across several machines.
PasswordSafe2Go is a similar product, tailored for use with any disk-on-key,
not only U3-enabled devices.
Although the 'regular' PasswordSafe can be used on a disk-on-key, both of
these products are more suitable for non-expert users who wish to run
PasswordSafe from a disk-on-key.
You can purchase PasswordSafe2Go from
https://www.plimus.com/jsp/buynow.jsp?contractId=2880062
and Passwordsafe for U3 from
https://www.plimus.com/jsp/buynow.jsp?contractId=2031906

Cheers,

  Rony



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