I personally hate the idea of face ID, but this project is exactly the kind of stuff we need if we want (and forgive the meme,) the year of the linux laptop.
- Implements a popular feature other OS's have
- A cute knock off name, making it self-explanatory (this is actually fairly important for adoption!)
- Integrates well with cli junky workflows
> Using the central authentication system (PAM), this works everywhere you would otherwise need your password: Login, lock screen, sudo, su, etc.
- A nearly perfect readme in the repo. 2 sentence summary of the project, concise instructions for building/installation, where the error log lives, etc. without being too long.
There are a lot of repos I've seen with horrible readmes that don't even have a sentence of what the purpose of it is.
Which is reasonable if the repo is just for development, but most of the time a link to the repo is the main download link/project landing page. The added friction leads to less adoption and usage of something otherwise useful.
If you're making a project simmilair to this, I recommend taking notes :^)
- Implements a popular feature other OS's have
- A cute knock off name, making it self-explanatory (this is actually fairly important for adoption!)
- Integrates well with cli junky workflows
> Using the central authentication system (PAM), this works everywhere you would otherwise need your password: Login, lock screen, sudo, su, etc.
- A nearly perfect readme in the repo. 2 sentence summary of the project, concise instructions for building/installation, where the error log lives, etc. without being too long.
There are a lot of repos I've seen with horrible readmes that don't even have a sentence of what the purpose of it is.
Which is reasonable if the repo is just for development, but most of the time a link to the repo is the main download link/project landing page. The added friction leads to less adoption and usage of something otherwise useful.
If you're making a project simmilair to this, I recommend taking notes :^)