Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm-guest-session
1. I am using Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64 Desktop Edition.
2. Version 0.6 of gdm-guest-session.
3. During the first few seconds after commencing a Guest Session, I
expected to be able to use the user menu (in the very top right corner)
to log out, lock, hibernate, shut down, restart or suspend.
4. During the first few seconds after commencing a user session, the
mouse pointer indicated activity (as expected). During this period, and
up until the mouse pointer resumed to its default state, the user menu
contained the following:
- Full name of the logged in user, in bold. Clicking this would prompt you for
a password for that user. (Expected.)
- "Lock Screen". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- "Log Out". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- Hibernate, Shut down, Restart, Suspend are hidden. (This may or may not be
the intended behavior.)
After the login process is seemingly complete, all the buttons are
responsive.
** Affects: gdm-guest-session (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gdm-guest-session
1. I am using Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64 Desktop Edition.
+
2. Version 0.6 of gdm-guest-session.
- 3. During the first few seconds after commencing a Guest Session, I expected
to be able to use the user menu (in the very top right corner) to log out,
lock, hibernate, shut down, restart or suspend.
- 4. During the first few seconds after commencing a user session, the mouse
pointer indicated activity (as expected). During this period, and up until the
mouse pointer resumed to its default state, the user menu contained the
following:
+
+ 3. During the first few seconds after commencing a Guest Session, I
+ expected to be able to use the user menu (in the very top right corner)
+ to log out, lock, hibernate, shut down, restart or suspend.
+
+ 4. During the first few seconds after commencing a user session, the
+ mouse pointer indicated activity (as expected). During this period, and
+ up until the mouse pointer resumed to its default state, the user menu
+ contained the following:
- Full name of the logged in user, in bold. Clicking this would prompt you
for a password for that user. (Expected.)
- "Lock Screen". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- "Log Out". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- Hibernate, Shut down, Restart, Suspend are hidden. (This may or may not be
the intended behavior.)
** Summary changed:
- Logout/Lock unavailable during first few seconds in a guest session
+ Logout/Lock unresponsive during first few seconds in a guest session
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gdm-guest-session
1. I am using Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64 Desktop Edition.
2. Version 0.6 of gdm-guest-session.
3. During the first few seconds after commencing a Guest Session, I
expected to be able to use the user menu (in the very top right corner)
to log out, lock, hibernate, shut down, restart or suspend.
4. During the first few seconds after commencing a user session, the
mouse pointer indicated activity (as expected). During this period, and
up until the mouse pointer resumed to its default state, the user menu
contained the following:
- Full name of the logged in user, in bold. Clicking this would prompt you
for a password for that user. (Expected.)
- "Lock Screen". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- "Log Out". Nothing happens upon clicking this. (Unexpected.)
- Hibernate, Shut down, Restart, Suspend are hidden. (This may or may not be
the intended behavior.)
+
+ After the login process is seemingly complete, all the buttons are
+ responsive.
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Logout/Lock unresponsive during first few seconds in a guest session
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292939
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