My google search does not return this result first. You should not assume that google returns the same results for everyone, nor that it is a static index (today's 1 is tomorrow's 1 billion). More importantly, saying 'google it', once the original entry no longer exists, creates a data void. Information redundancy provides a way to keep this information available even if the original source is no longer available. In short, 'google it', in the context of a mailing list, does not make much sense. Thanks, Steve On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 4:39 PM, James Tremblay aka SLEducator <fxrsliberty@opensuse.us> wrote:

Thank you for the heads up, my google search didn't take me there at all ;) JT

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On 5/28/2009 at 17:28, James Tremblay aka SLEducator <fxrsliberty@opensuse.us>

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Can anyone tell my why the gnome-keyring-manager has not been included in 11.x

Oh.. forgot to tell you why; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Keyring

the keyring manager is deprecated and replaced by seahorse.

Dominique

PS: Google, search for gnome-keyring-manager, 1st hit is the Wiki entry (and already the preview writes about the deprecation.

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