Howdy For Linux Files

Windows Hello style facial authentication for Linux

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
howdy_2.5.0.rpm	2019-02-05	38.7 kB	0
howdy_2.5.0.deb	2019-01-06	31.7 kB	0
README.md	2019-01-06	300 Bytes	0
Release 2.5.0 source code.tar.gz	2019-01-06	552.8 kB	0
Release 2.5.0 source code.zip	2019-01-06	567.8 kB	0
Totals: 5 Items		1.2 MB	0

Added FFmpeg and v4l2 recorders
Added automatic PAM inclusion on installation
Added optional notice on detection attempt
Added support for grayscale frame encoding
Massively improved recognition speed
Fixed typo in "timout" config value
Removed unneeded dependencies

Source: README.md, updated 2019-01-06

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Windows Hello style facial authentication for Linux

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