Martin
Martin
@squarecode that won't work. You compare a hardware driver with a python userland tool to access a hardware driver.
@plabadens that is incorrect https://github.com/uunicorn/python-validity is no fprintd fork. 100% of its code is written in python. You still need a fprintd driver package on your computer. And you repeat...
Yes, it requires an fprintd package and is not a fprintd fork itself, like I already said 2 times...
> You all can stop commenting that it's still not working. > > This project was abandoned a long time ago. The last comment was 3 months ago. And I...
> On Arch I have downgraded and locked Fprintd to version 1.90.1 until this gets updated. You can lock it to 1.90.9
Which fprintd version fixes the delay? It got introduced as a bug.
You're right After 1.90.1 came no .2, there was a jump directly to .6 With .1 I've got a perfect experience I never downgraded because I thought the next update...
It suddenly happens to me since today. I didn't change the computer. I only made the following system updates on my arch linux laptop with btrfs and restarted my pc:...
It got fixed in the 6.9.x kernel I think. It works now.
Same problem on linux. It seems to happen in high cpu usage situations with the IDE.