This is the continuation of this Issue on the shell's old repo https://github.com/ubuntu/gnome-shell-communitheme/issues/183 about how we can improve the GNOME Shell's login/lock screen - knowing that it might get replaced in the future.
Solutions discussed so far:
Does everyone feel comfortable with that new login/lookscreen ?
Shamelessly tagging
@didrocks @luxamman @madsrh @clobrano @godlyranchdressing @galgalesh
If yes we could close this issue :)
TBH, I'm not a big fan of it compared to the previous one. Unsure if I'll get used to it or not.
Although not tagged , I'll be happy to go back to previous one. TBH, I was already digging @didrocks blog for how to change the background if the one is in use remain. :rofl:
Alright let's wait a bit for the missing thumbs down or up for some weeks and then roll back eventually.
The "Cancel" button is less noticeable.
Make the outline darker or add a shadow.
Is it possible to use the current wallpaper as a login background?
I would like to return to the previous one, but with wallpaper.
As in Windows 10 or macOS.
Nope, not supported now
The cancel button needs some love indeed :)

Like this, @eaglersdeveloper ?
@Feichtmeier, yes!
But font-weight of user name need set to normal.
And avatar. In Ubuntu Touch it was in Suru style, but with a 1:1 aspect ratio.


Generally speaking, dialog is needed to distinguish content from the background for easy understanding. I do not understand why the dialog is here. White text is easy to read on a simple purple background.
Well if you scroll up that's the topic of discussion ;) if we should keep the white background or not
@Feichtmeier
How about this?

Got it from here:

But I'd get if that were too drastic.

$light_borders_color: #8E8E8E;
$light_button_bg_color: #B1B1B1;
I'd prefer current + this for login
If keeping the current I'm +1 with @clobrano .
Is the current one without dialog?

Updated the "login with another user" label to have a normal font-weight, too.
:thinking: this looks very unity8ish and very "modern" :dancer:
@godlyranchdressing I think this could work if we would go full flat for the light dialogs. Grey + 3d effect looks too much imho
It woule be great if we could mimic some glass effect with gradient :angel:

Gradient is possible, but we don't use gradients anywhere else :thinking:
> StBoxLayout {
// this is the main window that the widgets are drawn on
background:none;
background-color:none;
background-gradient-direction: horizontal;
background-gradient-start: darken($light_bg_color,20%);
background-gradient-end: white;
border: 1px solid $light_borders_color;
border-radius: $medium_radius;
padding: 12px 40px 24px 40px;
}
Or with a little transparency

> StBoxLayout {
// this is the main window that the widgets are drawn on
background:none;
background-color:none;
background-gradient-direction: horizontal;
background-gradient-start: transparentize(darken($light_bg_color,15%),0.3);
background-gradient-end: white;
border-radius: $medium_radius;
padding: 12px 40px 24px 40px;
}

With that gradients, the previously reported rendering problem with the SVG is basically gone. :man_shrugging:
Awesome! Can we try some different gradients and tones? Someone suggested that previous gradient starting from the upper left corner make the eyes look on the wrong part of the screen, so I wonder if a radial gradient from the center might look better
Tones - yes!
But with that undocumented gradients, only vertical and horizontal seems to work :(

(That's horizontal)
only vertical and horizontal seems to work :(
pity, ok let's try with tones
Hi! (This is my first post in any forum, sorry if I say something wrong). What do you think about the "Cancel" button with a red color?
Hi @a-hayasi
Red is recommended for negative and irreversible action buttons, errors and alerts. The cancel button isn't that.
But thanks for taking the time to contribute 👍 Good first post!
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With that gradients, the previously reported rendering problem with the SVG is basically gone. :man_shrugging: