Written by Lotd the 2 Sep 11 at 17:34.

Right after you login it would be awesome if there could be added a fade effect, like lets say you enter you password and login, the login screen fades out and the desktop fades in, in a transition during the Ubuntu sound theme :)

Right after you login it would be awesome if there could be added a fade effect, like lets say you enter you password and login, the login screen fades out and the desktop fades in, in a transition during the Ubuntu sound theme :)

Written by benoyanthony the 21 Sep 11 at 10:33.

After entering user name and password , screen should take to respective user wall paper and , fade-in effect can be used on toolbars , which will popup one by one. If fade-in-out effect used in between login screen and desktop it will look bad on slower systems.

After entering user name and password , screen should take to respective user wall paper and , fade-in effect can be used on toolbars , which will popup one by one. If fade-in-out effect used in between login screen and desktop it will look bad on slower systems.

Written by Logan Lockwood the 8 Oct 11 at 10:41.

When you select the user you want to log in with, and before you write its password, LDM Background should fade to that user's wallpaper. When you enter the right password, LDM fades out and your account fades in.

This required an added option: When you change your wallpaper, you should be asked "Do you want to activate LDM Background Integration?" That way, if your Wallpaper is obscene you can hide it. If not it can be shown in LDM.

When you select the user you want to log in with, and before you write its password, LDM Background should fade to that user's wallpaper. When you enter the right password, LDM fades out and your account fades in. This required an added option: When you change your wallpaper, you should be asked "Do you want to activate LDM Background Integration?" That way, if your Wallpaper is obscene you can hide it. If not it can be shown in LDM.