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Linux-friendly USB fingerprint reader?
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this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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Here's the list of devices supported by fprint
For non -standalone readers, you'll have to look up the actual fingerprint reader embedded within it.
Edit: it looks like this is a Bluetooth keyboard. My guess is it's highly unlikely to work with Linux as a fingerprint reader.
It's a shame that that the list doesn't translate well into "what device can I go out and buy"? Every shitty manufacturer has to constantly churn design changes, and hide it all behind the exact same model number.