Once you get the hang of pass, you'll find it to be an outstanding option for those machines that don't include a GUI but still need a password manager.

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Linux Pass is a text-based password manager for Linux servers without GUIs. It stores passwords in an encrypted text file and provides features such as adding, editing, generating, and retrieving passwords.

Linux Pass: A Text-Based Password Manager

<p>So in an age when we’re trying to move away from passwords, to things like passkeys, we’re going to make/use a text-based password manager that uses a public key pair, as what I expect to be the “key” that “unlocks” the store… 🤨</p>
