Changelog:

• made key/password dialog more user friendly
• added option for automatic database locking on inactivity
• native file dialogs are used again under MacOS X and Windows
• program accepts Qt command line switches like “-style” again
• parameter “-cfg” now accepts relative paths (bug #1825446)
• fixed invalid entries in .desktop file (bug #1906875)
• fixed potential compilation problem in AES implementation (bug #1905810)
• fixed crash when re-arranging groups (bug #1754998)
• fixed size problems of some dialogs
• files are not longer truncated when saving fails (bug #1648616)
• improved seeding of the random number generator

The source code as well as MacOS X binaries are available in the download section now.
Updated Linux distribution packages as well as a portable Linux version will follow soon.

What’s new in 0.3.0

• many bug fixes
• global Auto-Type
• fully customizable HTML based detail view
• better structured settings dialog
• secure random number generator based on ‘Yarrow‘ including an optional entropy collector
• new dialog to view expiered entries
• calendar widget to edit expiration dates in a more confortable way
• restructured password generator
• much better appearance under MacOS X
• fine tuning options for auto-type
• system tray icon
• workspace locking

Download the source code now

Binary packages for Linux and MacOS X will follow soon.

EDIT: Binaries for MacOS X, Ubuntu 7.10, openSUSE 10.3 and Fedora 8 are now available.

Direct Download Links:
KeePassX 0.2.2 for MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5 (Intel x86 only) 4.6 MB
KeePassX 0.2.2 for MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5 (Universal Binary: Intel x86 and PowerPC) 8.7 MB

This hotfix does have a minor visual side effect: Some buttons are displayed as tool buttons even though they are dialog buttons. This is just a problem of 0.2.2. Version 0.2.3 will show the correct buttons and remove some other GUI issues on MacOS X as well.

Additionally to the MacOS X 10.5 support a fix for a very annoying bug in 0.2.2 was backported from the 0.2.3 branch:
Files which do not have an extension get no longer greyed-out in the file dialog and the correct extension (.kdb) gets now automatically appended to the filenames of new databases.

UPDATE:
Added an universal binary bundle, the first file was x86 only even though the link title said otherwise.

UPDATE II:
The downloads are not longer available. Please use the new versions of KeePassX instead, which are now fully Leopard compatible.

The main changes in 0.2.3 will be the following:

• of course many bug fixes
• fully customizable HTML based detail view
• better structured settings dialog
• secure random number generator based on ‘Yarrow‘ including an optional entropy collector
• new dialog to view expiered entries
• calendar widget to edit expiration dates in a more confortable way
• restructured password generator
• much better appearance under MacOS X
• fine tuning options for auto-type
• system tray icon
• misc. visual improvements

The listed things are already done, but they still need some testing and there are also many bugs which need to be fixed as well as some features which are going to be part of this release. Therefore the planned release date is August or September 2007 November or December 2007 (sorry, I’m just busy).
Have a look on the screenshots of the current development state of 0.2.3.

After 0.2.3 is released the work on the 0.3 branch will begin.
The main goal of version 0.3.0 is the implementation of KeePass 2 support. The targeted release date is October 2007.
It is possible that there will be other releases of the 0.2.x branch even after 0.3.0 depending on how well 0.3.0 performs.

The designer is Otto S. Thanks to all who participated and sent us their suggestions.