How to use the command `fprintd` (with examples)

fprintd is a fingerprint management daemon that allows users to manage fingerprints on their systems. It provides a command-line interface to manage fingerprint-related tasks.

Use case 1: Display the man page for fprintd

Code:

man fprintd

Motivation: This use case is useful when you want to get detailed information about the fprintd command, including its options, usage, and examples.

Explanation: The man command is used to display the manual page of a given command. In this case, we provide fprintd as an argument to the man command to display the manual page for fprintd.

Example output:

FPINSTD(1)                                                        General Commands Manual                                                        FPINSTD(1)

NAME
       fprintd - fingerprint management daemon

SYNOPSIS
       fprintd [--debug[=level]] [--version] [--list-devices] [--list-users] [--list-enrollments] [--add-user=USER] [--delete-user=USER]
              [--delete-enrollment=USER:NUM] [--set-user-data=USER:KEY[=VALUE]] [--get-user-data=USER] [--set-finger-data=USER:FIN|INDEX:KEY[=VALUE]]
              [--get-finger-data=USER:FIN|INDEX] [--set-finger-description=USER:FIN|INDEX:DESCR] [--get-finger-description=USER:FIN|INDEX]
              [--verify-Finger=USER | --identify- finger] [--capture-image[=STAGES]] [--delete-finger=USER:FIN|INDEX | --delete- all-fingers=USER
              [...]

Conclusion:

The fprintd command is a powerful tool for managing fingerprints on a system. By using the man command, users can access comprehensive information about fprintd and its various options.