Just reinstalled #Popos on my Framework 13 and thought I followed the... - Pop!_OS

Tekchip, 4 months ago

Just reinstalled #Popos on my Framework 13 and thought I followed the appropriate instructions to get the fingerprint reader working. Turns out no.

Ultimately found this script which got things going perfectly. https://community.frame.work/t/pop-os-script-to-enable-fingerprint/11666

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