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- generate passphrases
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bump version to 0.5 (main, origin/main, tags/0.5)
update the readme for 0.4 (tags/0.4)
remove libsodium dependency
The libsodium dependency was originally introduced because GNU systems didn't have arc4random(3) in stdlib.h, and simply reading /dev/urandom seemed like a bad idea. Glibc does have arc4random(3) now (since the release 2.36 of august 2022), and last time I checked musl developers seemed to be for the idea of supporting arc4random(3) once glibc does (Though they don't yet). People wishing to compile gpass with unusual (i.e. not BSD or GNU) libcs may modify the Makefile to link against libbsd.
bump version to 0.3.4 (tags/0.3.4)
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gpass is a utility to generate secure passphrases. To install run `make', followed by `make install': $ make # make install DEPENDENCIES Since arc4random(3) was added to glibc, gpass has no external dependencies on most platforms. Most people, whose libcs don't have arc4random(3) should be able to link gpass with libbsd instead.