GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 685115
screenShield: Implement Simulate User Activity method
Last modified: 2013-08-25 22:57:31 UTC
Gnome settings daemon emits a simulateUserActivity signal when waking from suspend. In the case of the old screensaver this ensures that the login dialog is available without any further user interaction. However this is not currently implemented in the new screenShield.
Created attachment 225405 [details] [review] screenShield: Implement Simulate User Activity method
Created attachment 225451 [details] [review] Update commit message to clarify that it is a method, not a signal. screenShield: Implement Simulate User Activity method Gnome settings daemon calls the simulateUserActivity method on the screensaver interface when waking from suspend. In the case of the old screensaver this ensured that the login dialog is available without any further user interaction. However this is not currently implemented in the new screenShield.
Review of attachment 225451 [details] [review]: I'm not sure this is what we really want, after all the explicit "swipe to unlock" was part of the original design, and it's a pattern present in other platforms. In any case, the method should make sure that the lightbox is hidden too.
Created attachment 225838 [details] [review] screenShield: Implement Simulate User Activity method Gnome settings daemon calls the simulateUserActivity method on the screensaver interface when waking from suspend. In the case of the old screensaver this ensured that the login dialog is available without any further user interaction. However this is not currently implemented in the new screenShield.
Review of attachment 225838 [details] [review]: Looks good now
We still need a design OK on this.
Is this still needed / wanted?
I don't think gsd is calling SimulateUserActivity anymore
It isn't clear to me what impact this would have on the UX.