← Back to context Comment by cozzyd 6 months ago Can I change my password char to an emoji? 6 comments cozzyd Reply egberts1 6 months ago Only with GNOME necovek 6 months ago The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :) herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length. odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier 2 replies →
egberts1 6 months ago Only with GNOME necovek 6 months ago The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :) herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length. odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier 2 replies →
necovek 6 months ago The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :) herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length. odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier 2 replies →
herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length.
Only with GNOME
The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :)
In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length.
I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier
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