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libfprint package

libfprint 1:0.5.1-1 source package in Ubuntu

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libfprint (1:0.5.1-1) unstable; urgency=low


  * New 0.5.1 upstream release:
    - Update patches list for 0.5.1, drop 6 patches incorporated or
      backported from upstream, refresh one.

 -- Didier Raboud <email address hidden>  Sun, 29 Sep 2013 13:41:22 +0200

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FingerForce Team
Uploaded to:
Sid
Original maintainer:
FingerForce Team
Architectures:
any
Section:
libs
Urgency:
Low Urgency

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Binary packages built by this source

libfprint-dev: async fingerprint library of fprint project, development headers

 The fprint project aims to support for consumer fingerprint reader devices.
 .
 Previously, Linux support for such devices has been scattered amongst different
 projects (many incomplete) and inconsistent in that application developers
 would have to implement support for each type of fingerprint reader separately.
 The idea is to change that by providing a central system to support all the
 fingerprint readers as it's possible to get hands on.
 .
 libfprint is the centre of efforts, this component does the dirty job of
 talking to fingerprint reading devices, and processing fingerprint data.
 .
 This library depends on the new libusb, which performs asynchronous callbacks,
 allowing fprint to perform non-blocking device tasks.
 .
 This package provides development headers.

libfprint0: async fingerprint library of fprint project, shared libraries

 The fprint project aims to support for consumer fingerprint reader devices.
 .
 Previously, Linux support for such devices has been scattered amongst different
 projects (many incomplete) and inconsistent in that application developers
 would have to implement support for each type of fingerprint reader separately.
 The idea is to change that by providing a central system to support all the
 fingerprint readers as it's possible to get hands on.
 .
 libfprint is the centre of efforts, this component does the dirty job of
 talking to fingerprint reading devices, and processing fingerprint data.
 .
 This library depends on the new libusb, which performs asynchronous callbacks,
 allowing fprint to perform non-blocking device tasks.
 .
 This package provides shared libraries.