First Look: GNOME’s Stylish New Login & Lock Screens
GNOME is planning to redesign its lock and login screens for GNOME Shell. The new designs are clean, use a ‘clear spatial model’ and make use of animations.
GNOME is planning to redesign its lock and login screens for GNOME Shell. The new designs are clean, use a ‘clear spatial model’ and make use of animations.
Pause on Lock is a simple script that can pause music on Ubuntu when the lock screen kicks in. When you return to your desktop and log back in whatever you were listening to resumes, […]
Canonical has patched a significant security flaw in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS — one that potentially allowed attackers to gain access to a user account without needing to enter a password.
How long have you wanted Ubuntu’s login screen to also handle lock screen duties? A while? Well, the wait will be over soon!
Here’s something for the impatient but excited Ubuntu Touch fans amongst you: an Ubuntu Touch lock-screen for Android.
Lucas Romero tweeted us his design concept for a lock screen he feels is more fitting of Ubuntu Touch. Check out the video demo inside.
The tentative design proposal for the new GNOME lock screen has been published online.
The designs, created by Novell’s Jakub Steiner and published on the GNOME Design Wiki, take cues from the lock-screens of smartphones by remaining semi-useful when locked (displays big clock, message notifications, music controller).