Secure Text Display Application for Wayland Linux

Overview

The Secure Text Display Application for Wayland Linux is designed to address several critical needs in specific workspaces and scenarios:

Quick Text Manipulation: The application allows you to efficiently copy and manipulate text, making it easier to change and reuse sentences quickly.
Password Input Verification: Another crucial use case is entering passwords securely. By writing and copying a password before entering it into a website's input field, you can verify its accuracy even in the presence of potential keylogger malware on the target site.
Wayland Linux Compatibility: This project is specifically designed for Wayland Linux environments.

Prerequisites

Before using the Secure Text Display Application, ensure you have the following prerequisites in place:

A Wayland Linux environment.
GTK+ and Wayland libraries.
The "wl-clipboard" tool (for copying text to the clipboard).

Usage

Using the application is straightforward:

Compile and Run: Compile and run the application in your Wayland Linux environment.
Enter Text: Enter the text or password you want to work with into the provided textbox.
Copy Text: Press the "Enter" key to copy the text to the clipboard securely. This action also closes the application.
Paste and Use: You can now paste the copied text into other applications or websites using "wl-paste."

Custom Styling

The application allows you to customize the appearance of the text box. Edit the included styles.css file to adjust properties like background color, text color, and font size to suit your preferences.

Contributing

Contributions, suggestions, and improvements to this open-source project are highly welcomed. To contribute, fork the repository on GitHub and submit pull requests.

Feel free to modify and adapt this README.md content to fit your project's specifics. Once you've created the .md file, you can upload it to your GitHub repository following the same steps I mentioned earlier.