So to find out where the real executable run: cat /usr/bin/keepass2Įxec /usr/bin/cli /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe the program itself is actually located at /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe. This file is actually not the program itself but a script that bootstraps the program. On my system this returns /usr/bin/keepass2. The easiest way to do this is to run: which keepass2 Next find out where the keepass2 executable is installed on your system On Debian/Ubuntu/etc simply run: sudo apt-get install xdotoolĢ. Thankfully its also very easy to make work on Linux.ġ. This is super handy and something that is sadly missing by default on Linux.
If you’ve used KeePass on Windows you may be very attached to its auto-type feature, where with a single key-combo press the application with magically type your user name and password into the website or application you’re trying to use.
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