This is a repack of Ubuntu's delivered package for Goodix Fingerprint USB reader so it can be used on any AMD64 machine. It should work with VID:27c6 and PID:533c. The initial package does not provide source code for the reader, so this is currently a black box. Hopefully, one day, fprint developers will sort this out.
Fetch the repository files and save them in /opt/fprintd-goodix/ (mandatory, or change the path in the service file)
Then you'll have to disable the system genuine fprintd service via sudo systemctl disable fprintd && sudo systemctl stop fprintd
Then you'll have to symlink the service for it to be usable in systemd: sudo ln -sf /opt/fprintd-goodix/fprintd-tod.service /etc/systemd/system/fprintd-tod.service
And enable it (if not done yet): sudo systemctl enable fprintd-tod && sudo systemctl start fprintd-tod
Check if it's working: sudo systemctl status fprintd-tod
It should returns something like this:
● fprintd-tod.service - Fprintd DBUS daemon
Loaded: loaded (/opt/fprintd-goodix/fprintd-tod.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2020-11-09 14:49:57 CET; 1h 55min ago
Main PID: 3337 (fprintd)
Tasks: 6 (limit: 38203)
Memory: 24.6M
CGroup: /system.slice/fprintd-tod.service
└─3337 /opt/fprintd-goodix/fprintd -t
nov. 09 14:49:57 Kapital systemd[1]: Started Fprintd DBUS daemon.
Then try to enroll your fingerprint: fprintd-enroll
It should detect the device and tell you that it captured your fingerprint.