Am 15.08.2014 um 11:01 schrieb drago01: >> * Silly things like the fact that you need to drag to get rid of the >> screensaver/blanker thing - Individually, this isn't *that* important, and >> there's already a BZ for it, but no one seems rushing to fix it. I can't >> think of a single case where a non-touchscreen user would WANT that >> functionality, but there still doesn't appear to be a way to rid yourself of >> it > > You do *not* need to drag it. You can just type you password. Or hit > ESC or press Enter. > Maybe it is not clear enough that you can do that though. If you wake up your screen by moving the mouse, as I and probably a lot of people do, the natural thing to do is also to remove the lock screen with the mouse. That you have to drag the lock screen up to do so - a gesture obviously intended for touch control - is a bit annoying and also not all that discoverable. It would be great if the lock screen would move away if you merely click on it. This is the obvious first thing that a user would try. It is also the behavior used in Windows 8, by the way. Regards, Denis Washington
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