For those of us that don't want to use gnome-keyring-ssh and use ssh-agent instead, this breaks our setup.
Previously, we were able to disable gnome-keyring-ssh by ediing /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-keyring-ssh.desktop and setting NoDisplay=false. Then it would be visible in Startup Applications Preferences and you could turn it off. (For mre details and screenshots, see https://github.com/dlech/KeeAgent/issues/89#issuecomment-63449092)
However, now even though gnome-keyring-ssh is disabled at startup, these new changes cause it to run anyway. What is the new way to disable gnome-keyring-ssh?
For those of us that don't want to use gnome-keyring-ssh and use ssh-agent instead, this breaks our setup.
Previously, we were able to disable gnome-keyring-ssh by ediing /etc/xdg/ autostart/ gnome-keyring- ssh.desktop and setting NoDisplay=false. Then it would be visible in Startup Applications Preferences and you could turn it off. (For mre details and screenshots, see https:/ /github. com/dlech/ KeeAgent/ issues/ 89#issuecomment -63449092)
However, now even though gnome-keyring-ssh is disabled at startup, these new changes cause it to run anyway. What is the new way to disable gnome-keyring-ssh?