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hdr support is coming tho
steamos already has it iirc (well, specifically gamescope)
kde 6 has experimental hdr support with wayland session
cosmic de devs promised hdr support in the first public stable release
what i really miss is passkeys (specifically, using tpm2 to store them like windows hello does)
SteamOS has HDR support indeed, and it works really well with pretty much all HDR-enabled Windows games in Proton I've tried.
Linux is getting support for Windows Hello
Could you elaborate please? What aspects are you referring to? Biometrics for pam? Facial recognition support? Genuinely curious, since I saw the bounty to streamline keepass and pam auth for instance, or howdy for biometrics. Looking forward to both but do you have more information?
IntraID in Azure
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint works on Linux too.
But like... Why.
i was asking about the passkeys specifically tho, not the biometric auth part of it
linux only supports hardware security keys like yubikey, not on-device passkeys atm
I was thinking of EntraID on Linux.
There is a Samba talk about making it work
https://youtu.be/G07FTKoNTRA
Right? I wish that had more focus than HDR.
I think a big problem is TPM enforcing initramfs. Hoping ukis get wrapped up and as a result more focus is on trusted compute in general