said William Morder via tde-users:
| It's been awhile since I dealt with this one, though; but as I recall,
| just uninstall gnome-keyring. There's also another, gnome-keyring-pkcs11
| and also network-manager-gnome, but I believe that these others don't
| get installed almost by default, as it were.
|
| You might be tempted to purge your system of everything Gnomish (and I
| only wish I could), but it seems that some Gnome dependencies are used
| on practically all systems. I did try weeding out everything Gnomish,
| and it's like stepping in quicksand.
|
| Start by purging those packages, one-at-a-time, and see the issue
| disappears.
yeppers, nuking gnome-keyring seems to have killed *that* popup. now, to be
rid of trinity-keyring. is it safe to similarly dispatch it?
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