I hate having to use the DNIe (electronic ID), but it is becoming mandatory here in Spain, so I am going to buy a USB electronic card reader.
The problem is that it doesn’t work just by connecting the USB, you have to install some “drivers”. And on the National Police website, they are only available for DEB and RPM:
So… getting back on topic, I hope that either installing dnieremote-bin from the AUR or running it as a “portable app” have solved your problem @nicknick
Since this is a support topic, I have split the tangential discussion into a separate thread. Please try to keep this topic focused on helping @nicknick getting the software they need to use working. Those who wish to continue the discussion about electronic IDs in general can use the separate topic for that.
The problem is that now the DNIe chip is 4.0 and I had the 3.0 chip, so now that I have the 4.0 chip I need a card reader and they do not allow me to use other means such as “Cl@ve”.
I couldn’t buy the reader yet, so I haven’t been able to test it yet.
Thanks friends, but that is for the Android APP according to the government website, will it work on EOS? (sorry I’m a noob)
Thanks friend but is that legal and safe? I mean, will it work correctly, or could it have errors in operation? Are there official packages in Arch/Aur that have followed that method?
Sorry, today I just won my 1 year medal here, and I still don’t know basic things like this. If it is a safe method, I will look for a tutorial on how to compile DEB to ARCH, but first I will try to try what I found in the Arch/Aur repositories when I have the reader.
Thanks friend, I will try this when I have the reader, I didn’t know that DEB files could be executed that way.