** Description changed:

- The current UX for tablets or when converged with a mouse attached is a bit 
of a placeholder showing the default phablet user.
- Remove mention of the phablet user
- Honor the current lock mode and present UI accordingly.
+ The current UX for tablets or when converged with a mouse attached is a
+ bit of a placeholder showing the default phablet user.
+ 
+ We need to support two modes of the greeter that scales according to the
+ available input devices. The first one is one that works across mobile
+ and tablet devices in non-mouse connected / touch-centric state.
+ Unlocking with no mouse connected would be exactly as it is today on the
+ phone, which displays the Infographic until you touch the screen, and
+ then you get a message that says "swipe to unlock" If you don't have a
+ pin code set, the screen unlocks. if you have a pincode set, the touch
+ pincode-entry pad appears.
+ 
+ If a mouse is connected, however, you get the more "desktop-friendly"
+ greeter with the infographic, user-name and password entry field (just
+ like what we have today) on tablet.  If the user taps or clicks into the
+ password edit box, the OSK is popped up (unless an external keyboard is
+ also attached). If no password or pincode has been set, then instead of
+ the password entry field, you would instead have a "login" button that
+ clears the greeter.
+ 
+ On a tablet with mouse connected and no pincode set, the user could
+ either swipe away the greeter or tap on the login button. If the user
+ has a password/pincode set and attempts to swipe away the greeter, we
+ should put up a hint message asking the user to enter their
+ password/pincode to continue.
+ 
+ This incremental enhancement to recognize the mouse is more consistent
+ with convergence because tablets are mobile devices, and if no mouse is
+ attached, we should follow a touch-centric approach. In a mouse-
+ connected state, we can assume the user will be favoring that device.

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  Fix the user login experience on the greeter

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