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Apple is probably actively working against you if you want to get the fingerprint scanner and its ‘Secure Enclave’ to work.
by tinus_hn 5y ago
Apple is probably actively working against you if you want to get the fingerprint scanner and its ‘Secure Enclave’ to work.
- marcan_42 5y agoLinux can use the Secure Enclave just as well as macOS can. We fully intend to support Touch ID and things like offloading SSH key authentication to the Secure Enclave from Linux. All this "Apple hates us and half the things are never going to work" FUD is getting really tiring. There isn't a single instance where Apple have put roadblocks in front of Linux support in the history of the Macintosh. All existing problems come down to lack of drivers or nonstandard design choices. Solving that is the entire goal of the project: developing support for the hardware.