** Description changed:
Ubuntu 14.10 r203
1. Set the phone to have a PIN code, if it does not have one already.
2. Navigate to the keypad screen of the phone app.
3. Lock the phone and then reveal the unlock screen.
What you see: The number pads have different colors, shapes, sizes,
spacing, font sizes, and even font weights. It's as if they've been
designed by two different people.
What you should see: The two screens use different colors, and the phone
buttons have letters and * + # symbols, but the number pads are
otherwise consistent.
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+ Fixing this bug would be one way of fixing bug 1362136.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1361722
Title:
Number pad is inconsistent between dialer and lock screen
Status in “dialer-app” package in Ubuntu:
New
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Ubuntu 14.10 r203
1. Set the phone to have a PIN code, if it does not have one already.
2. Navigate to the keypad screen of the phone app.
3. Lock the phone and then reveal the unlock screen.
What you see: The number pads have different colors, shapes, sizes,
spacing, font sizes, and even font weights. It's as if they've been
designed by two different people.
What you should see: The two screens use different colors, and the
phone buttons have letters and * + # symbols, but the number pads are
otherwise consistent.
Fixing this bug would be one way of fixing bug 1362136.
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