while you can use a totp app (There's a bunch out there, and various open source options), most competent password managers can also to TOTP, like keepassxc does natively, so does bitwarden, keepass2 with a plugin, and if you really want to go roll-your-own and have something that's truly platform agnostic, you can use this project[1] to have a web page you pop the seed into and it'll spit out a number for you, with nothing saved serverside
[1]https://github.com/jaden/totp-generator Been using this project for testing various totp implementations for a project the past couple of months without having to build my own full-end auth system :) On Mon, 24 Oct 2022 at 14:16, René J.V. Bertin <rjvber...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Monday October 24 2022 13:44:43 Nekobit wrote: > > >I'm in a bit of a crunch to setup a proper client on my > >mobile device right now. > > Do I have to understand this requires an additional app and thus a > smartphone?! Why not impose one from whichever phonemaker is the largest > KDE sponsor, while you're at it (and I'm guessing that won't be Apple)? > > Also, does this mean you need to jump through additional hoops nowadays to > fetch from and/or commit to KDE repos (and I mean in a CLI of course)?! > > Having to do 2FA on a single device always makes me want to hurl at the > sky... > > R >
