Customize Clock on Lock Screen.
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The original state of `Main.screenShield._dialog._clock` is not hidden (line 24 extension.js). What happens when user disable the extension after unlock? next lock won't have clock?
Hi, I have tested for that, the clock is visible. I have to see any other alternatives to not to hidden it.
When the extension is disabled, `Main.screenShield._dialog` is not available. Thats why I was trying to make the disable() empty other than `this._settings = null`
When the extension is disabled, `Main.screenShield._dialog` is not available. Thats why I was trying to make the disable() empty other than `this._settings = null`
Tried on Fedora Rawhide. The time won't show up after disable and lock again.
Oh ok, I dont know how it worked in my arch linux with gnome-shell 45.rc. Thanks for your testing on Fedora Rawhide. I will see any alternatives for that "fraction of second of displaying time when the screen is unlocked".
Customize Clock on Lock Screen