TouchID Password Manager on Mac with Linux?

Posted by ulfOptimism@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 3 comments

The smooth work flow under OS X with convenient TouchID replacing passwords is a wonderful thing.

Is there a way to use TouchID on a Mac with Linux (Intel CPU) instead of entering passwords? Just as it is working on OS X?
I found many articles about TouchID for sudo commands but I guess that is something different, right? (I don't know a lot about Linux)

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Damglador@reddit

First of all, that's for r/linuxquestions or sub of your distro/DE.

There is a way to use fingerprint scanner instead of password, but idk if it supports Macbooks. It probably doesn't. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fprint

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OogalaBoogala@reddit

No, there isn’t.