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Yes thats the one. I use the user edition for stable everyday use.

Enpass is also a good alternitive , you save your password local or backup to your own nextcloud instance. it also has a mobile app and browser extensions. https://www.enpass.io/downloads/

I personally use Eset antivirus for Linux , (this one is not free though). https://www.eset.com/us/home/antivirus-linux/

- Make a file called zipper.sh (name it how you want it). - Make the file executable chmod +x zipper.sh -Open the file with a text editor / IDE and give it the following content #!/bin/bash zip -r /home/sudochecksum/pictures.zip /home/sudochecksum/Pictures/ -r means recurse into directories...

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