| 2018-11-20 06:52:18 |
Guy Rouillier |
description |
Linux Mint 19, lightdm-webkit-greeter 0.1.2-0ubuntu4
Priority: low
I'm the only user on my Linux Mint 19 VM. If I select an icon via
Start - System - Preferences - Personal - About Me
that icon is shown on the greeter screen. That's good. If I don't select an icon, then according to
/usr/share/lightdm-webkit/themes/default/index.html,
the greeter should be using the image
image = 'file:///usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/stock/generic/stock_person.png'
That image does not exist, but that appears not to be relevant. After removing my image, I updated index.html to display the image path:
document.write('<td> image: ' + image + '</td>');
And even with no image assigned, the following path is still being used: "~/.face"
That file does not exist when the user has not self-selected an icon, so some other image is being displayed. To me, it looks like a image of a terminal. I don't know how this default image is being selected. A more appropriate image would be some faceless person image, which is what I guess was the intent of using stock/generic/stock_person.png. |
Linux Mint 19, lightdm-webkit-greeter 0.1.2-0ubuntu4
Priority: low
I'm the only user on my Linux Mint 19 VM. If I select an icon via
Start - System - Preferences - Personal - About Me
that icon is shown on the greeter screen. That's good. If I don't select an icon, then according to
/usr/share/lightdm-webkit/themes/default/index.html,
the greeter should be using the image
image = 'file:///usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/stock/generic/stock_person.png'
That image does not exist, but that appears not to be relevant. After removing my image, I updated index.html to display the image path:
document.write('<td> image: ' + image + '</td>');
And even with no image assigned, the following path is still being used: "~/.face"
That file does not exist when the user has not self-selected an icon, so some other image is being displayed. To me, it looks like a image of a terminal. I don't know how this default image is being selected. A more appropriate image would be some faceless person image, which I guess was the intent of using stock/generic/stock_person.png. |
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