GUI Guide
gaze-gui is the easiest way to enroll faces and check auth health.
Launch it:
bash
gaze-guiWhat you can do in the GUI
- Enroll a new face profile
- Test authentication with immediate pass/fail feedback
- View and remove enrolled profiles
- Configure daemon settings from the header-bar config button
- Toggle GDM face auth
Configuration dialog
Open the config dialog from the header-bar settings button.
From there you can edit:
- Security level (
low,medium,high,maximum) - RGB camera device path
- Maximum captures per face
Common tasks
- Enroll a profile named
default. - Run test authentication several times in normal room light.
- Add another profile if your appearance varies often (for example, glasses).
When to use GUI vs CLI
- Use GUI for enrollment and quick pass/fail checks.
- Use CLI (
gaze auth --verbose) when you want similarity scores and diagnostics.
If the GUI cannot authenticate
Check daemon status:
bash
systemctl status gazedIf stopped:
bash
sudo systemctl enable --now gazedThen retry from GUI.