Description of problem: Until some undetermined recent date, "gnome-screensaver" used to display a stylish login panel when the "Floating Fedora Bubbles" theme was chosen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-screensaver-2.15.2-1 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Choose "Floating Fedora Bubbles" screensaver. 2. Lock screen. 3. Hit a key. Actual results: The boring unlock panel of "gnome-screensaver" pops up. Expected results: The nifty blue Fedora style unlock panel pops up. Additional info: This used to work in FC5 and recent snapshots of FC rawhide.
the lock dialog theming was changed to be independent from the selected screensaver. there is a gconf key now. try to set it to fedoralogo-floaters
Ah, that actually works. Shouldn't "default" be set to "fedoralogo-floaters" by default (sic!) as it used to be? "gconf-editor" is not installed by default on Fedora Core, and moreover, how would one ever guess the right name? As far as I can see, this theme name is not mentioned anywhere.
Which is the gconf key to set?
The key is /apps/gnome-screensaver/lock_dialog_theme I don't think we want to set that by default; the themed lock dialog in FC5 was sort of a failed experiment in my view...
But clearly a very beautiful one .. :(
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