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#How to Install Passky on FreeBSD Latest

Passky is a simple password manager which is designed for convenience and security. It is an open-source password manager that allows you to store and manage all your passwords securely. Follow the steps below to download and install Passky on your FreeBSD system:

##Step1: Ensure that you have the necessary packages installed

Before installing Passky, you need to ensure that certain packages are installed on your FreeBSD system. These packages will ensure that Passky runs smoothly on your system. To install them, open your terminal and run the following command:

sudo pkg install cmake qt5-buildtools qt5-qmake

##Step 2: Download and install Passky

Once you have installed the necessary packages, follow the steps below to download and install Passky:

1. Open your terminal and clone the Passky repository using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/DIYer22/Passky.git

2. Change the directory to the Passky folder using the following command:

cd Passky/

3. Build Passky from the source code using the following command:

cmake CMakeLists.txt && make

4. Install Passky using the following command:

sudo make install

##Step 3: Verify the installation

To verify that Passky has been installed successfully on your FreeBSD system, open your terminal and type "passky" to launch the application. If Passky launches successfully, then the installation was successful.

##Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install Passky on your FreeBSD system. Passky is a secure and convenient password manager that allows you to store and manage all your passwords in a single location. We hope that this tutorial has been helpful, and you can now start using Passky to manage your passwords on your FreeBSD system.

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