Yes, I am 100% happy with this app on my Ubuntu Linux desktop. I don't want cloud hosting for my password.

Decent. But can depend on usage a bit.

- browser plugin is okay and I have no problems with it, but when it comes to password manager hostile login setups it isn't quite as good as some commercial solutions

- in some HiDPI setups with fractal scaling there had been buggy behaviour, probably fixed by now, probably had not been problem with most HiDPI setups either

- I haven't tried some of the integrations (e.g. SSH Agent).

Anyway I'm quite happy with it.

I used it for a long time and eventually quit because sync isn't good enough -- it just writes to an opaque binary file you have to sync yourself (with Syncthing, Dropbox, Onedrive, etc.). I had my password database on multiple devices (phone, several computers) and wound up with conflicts once or twice a month.

I use KeepassXC (I started using KeepassX after a controversy around LastPass) and I'm very much a fan.

There is a Firefox add-on that works quite well and for other applications copy-paste with automatic clipboard clearing is good enough. It can't be scripted like Pass can be, but for regular use it's fine.

As a long time keepass _format_ user, I find it the "best" client for me in terms of UX and user QOL. Mainly the autosaving and auto-re-reading (since I use a p2p syncthing to keep my db in sync across machines) features.

I use it on windows, linux, and mac.

I am very satisfied with it. In addition to passwords, I also use it to manage my ssh keys, which works great.

The browser plugin is good too. It rarely malfunctions, and when it does it is on user-hostile websites, like the Office365 login pages.

Yes. I started using KeePass almost 10 years ago, then switched to XC about 4 years ago because it had features built-in that I needed plugins with KeePass for:

TOTP

SSH agent

browser integration

Switching to XC made managing, updating, and installing things much easier.

I use keepassxc on windows and linux and it is awesome.

The desktop app is ok, but the browser extension takes a lot of maintenance to keep using autofill. Each install is usually only good for a couple days before it can't find the desktop app anymore and there's no way to fix it without reinstalling and manually setting up sane keyboard shortcuts.

Fantastic usability if you can get a good story around syncing your passwords in place. Most people use Dropbox or some other cloud storage as the location for their password vault and it sync's everywhere for you automatically.