GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 745693
Classic mode: Default user avatar is almost invisible on lock screen
Last modified: 2015-03-12 15:17:52 UTC
Created attachment 298653 [details] Screenshot STR: 1. Make sure the user has default avatar and password set 2. Lock the screen 3. Press any key Result: default avatar is not displayed If user has avatar set it will be displayed correctly. Gnome/gnome-wayland session display the avatar correctly continuous 20150305.62 gnome-shell 3.15.91-4-g94c3c8f412ce997f1ff5fadb6f9a78f7ba5891c3 gnome-shell-extensions 3.15.91-0-g44cbe64e30b1500b7c52b1295b9fb98facdf946e
can you attach journal output?
(In reply to Ray Strode [halfline] from comment #1) > can you attach journal output? It's a theme issue - if you look really closely, the avatar image is there, but uses a dark color that is almost indistinguishable from the background ...
you have a very keen eye. I can't see that, with my face inches from the screen.
Heh - it's not like it sprang to my eye either, but I took a closer look because it seemed like the most likely option, considering that the normal/wayland sessions work fine according to comment #0 :-)
(In reply to Florian Müllner from comment #4) > Heh - it's not like it sprang to my eye either, but I took a closer look > because it seemed like the most likely option, considering that the > normal/wayland sessions work fine according to comment #0 :-) Indeed, it works correctly for other sessions and there is a greyed out avatar displayed (zooming at 400% helped)
I can't seem to find an appropriate selector for this though. I would have thought it's .framed-user-icon { color: pink; } or .framed-user-icon StIcon { color: pink; } but it doesn't appear so.
Created attachment 299116 [details] [review] theme: Fix default avatar color on screen shield Unlike the default text color, the border color works in both normal and classic session ... (In reply to Jakub Steiner from comment #6) > I would have thought it's > > .framed-user-icon { color: pink; } > > or > > .framed-user-icon StIcon { color: pink; } Yes, either of those should work - the attached patch does the job for me in testing, ok to push?
Ah, I got hit by the git submodule confusion for this one as well. I'll push a version with using the $osd_fg_color as that's what the common color between light/dark is (gnome vs classic).