Add opt-in Plasma fingerprint workaround
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@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ sudo dnf config-manager addrepo \
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sudo dnf install touchpad-hold-tap
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sudo dnf install plasma-always-show-unlock
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sudo dnf install plasma-task-group-shortcuts
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sudo dnf install plasma-fingerprint-workaround
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```
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## Compatibility
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@@ -82,3 +83,20 @@ removing it, restore them with:
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```bash
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plasma-task-group-shortcuts --restore-shortcuts
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```
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### Plasma fingerprint workaround
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Experimental and unaudited. The `plasma-fingerprint-workaround` package is an
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inert controller for installing a patched Fedora KScreenLocker build that
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recovers fingerprint authentication after suspend. It makes no lock-screen
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changes when installed and must be enabled explicitly:
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```bash
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sudo plasma-fingerprint-workaround enable
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```
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The patched build is not present in the DNF repository and therefore cannot be
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selected by a normal system update. The controller can also install a locally
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built RPM and restore Fedora's original package. See the tool's
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[`README`](plasma-fingerprint-workaround/README.md) for the security warning,
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build instructions, version checks, and force-downgrade option.
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