fix(fingerprint): prevent sensor timeout on long-running sessions#962
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fix(fingerprint): prevent sensor timeout on long-running sessions#962JeremieRodon wants to merge 1 commit intohyprwm:mainfrom
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Introduces an inactivity timeout mechanism that pauses fingerprint verification after a configurable period (default: 0 second/disabled) when no user input is detected. This prevents some device drivers from disconnecting or disabling the sensor during extended lock sessions. The verification automatically resumes when user activity is detected (mouse movement, clicks, or keyboard input). The sensor is properly released when paused and re-claimed when resuming. May fixe hyprwm#702 though that's unclear as the issue is not well documented
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Introduces an inactivity timeout mechanism that pauses fingerprint verification after a configurable period (default: 0 second/disabled) when no user input is detected. This prevents some device drivers from disconnecting or disabling the sensor during extended lock sessions.
The verification automatically resumes when user activity is detected (mouse movement, clicks, or keyboard input). The sensor is properly released when paused and re-claimed when resuming.
May fixe #702 though that's unclear as the issue is not well documented
See #955 for more context and history on this PR.