On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 17:06, Ian Santopietro <isan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That's better, but I still feel like it's putting emphasis on the wrong > parts of the system. It gives the impression the the login screen is what > controls everything else, which clearly isn't actually the case. > > The login box sliding off the screen doesn't place any undue emphasis on > any particular part of the system and it isn't as misleading as the zoom > effect would be. It also doesn't require any advanced compositing, making > it better suited for running on lower end hardware, and provides a visual > experience that would be less jarring. > > --Ian Santopietro > An even simpler and less obtrusive solution would be a soft fade out / fade in of everything except the background (which is the only thing that doesn't change) and the top panel (for which a transition between the translucent and opaque style could be made, but only if the same would happen for the panel when opening/closing the dash, to keep things cohesive). -- Yann
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