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Comment by bdwalter | Hacker News Reader

Our teams would be all over this if they had real linux support.

Agreed.

Lack of native Linux support (even just for an Ubuntu LTS) is holding back usage in both personal and professional use for me.

That there is an Android app makes the lack of a Linux implementation the more baffling.

The 1Password For Teams web app runs in Chrome, Firefox, and Opera.

Read only and no browser integration. :/ at least they publish a python module to speak to the agilekeychain

Need one for Opvault now...

Currently read-only, yes, but it will eventually offer read and write ability.

Rob

AgileBits

"eventually" doesn't allow me to use it now though, unfortunately.

I don't mean to sound petulant but I do own 1password on two devices and it's really frustrating to have no reasonable ability to use it on my main workstations at home or at work.

Remember this is all still in beta. Adding support for editing items within 1Password for Teams is definitely on the must-do list. It's not one of those "we'll see how it goes and maybe we'll add it" features. :)

Rob

AgileBits

I know this isn't a complete solution, but 1Password for Windows runs OK under Wine, and with some registry tweaks as the browser plugins work OK too. The exact details are documented here: https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/42126/making-1p...

I verified this afternoon that this works with Ubuntu 15.10.

+ 1 - we've tried so many alternatives recently and can't find anything that works as hoped.

lastpass works great on Linux. Sadly lastpass was sold to logmein.

Indeed... first class GNU/Linux support would be sweet.

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