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Package: plasma-face-unlock
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Version: @VERSION@
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Section: admin
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Priority: optional
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Architecture: @ARCH@
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Maintainer: Felitendo <felitendoyt@gmail.com>
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Depends: @DEPENDS@, bash (>= 4.2), coreutils, grep, sed, mawk | gawk, systemd, polkitd | policykit-1, qml6-module-qtquick, qml6-module-qtquick-shapes, qml6-module-qtquick-effects, qml6-module-qtquick-window, qml6-module-qtqml-workerscript
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Recommends: gettext-base, kscreenlocker
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Homepage: https://github.com/LoonixTools/plasma-face-unlock
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Description: face unlock for KDE Plasma
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Look at the screen and it unlocks, the way a phone does. The lock screen,
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sudo in a terminal and the admin password prompts of Plasma can take a face
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instead of a password. A bubble at the top of the screen, above the lock
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screen too, shows the face being looked for, recognised or refused.
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.
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A photo on a phone, a tablet or a glossy print is refused by its
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reflection and its straight edges. The strict photo check also wants a sign
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of life (a blink, or the nose moving the way a real nose does when the head
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turns), which stops a printed photo too. It is a convenience, not a security
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upgrade: a webcam sees a flat picture, and a video of the person can get
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through.
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.
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Everything runs on the machine. Faces are stored as numbers readable only by
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root, never as pictures. Run "plasma-face-unlock disable" before removing
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this package, so that sudo and polkit go back to the password alone.
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