Description of problem: On my work when I'm absent, the screensaver of my desktop lock the session with a password. In Gnome 2 someone can type a message on the lockscreen. Now, in Gnome 3, where is no possibility to type a message in th elockscreen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 15 Beta, Gnome 3 How reproducible: Every timer Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login in a Gnome 3 Session. 2. Configure a screensaver so, that after a while the screensaver lock the session with a password. 3. Wait until the screensaver lock the session. 4. No possibility exist, to leave a message on the screen Actual results: Where is no possibility, to leave a message on the screen. Expected results: Where is a possibility to leave a message on the screen (just like Gnome 2 allows) Additional info:
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