Use the same avatar size in lock, login and logout screens
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Authored by filipf on Oct 28 2019, 10:17 PM.

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Summary

Currently the avatar in the logout screen is noticeably smaller than the avatar in the lock and logout screens.

This patch roughly bases the size value on what is produced in the lock and logout, and then applies it to the logout screen.

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Before (logout screen):

After (logout screen):

Before (lock screen):

After (lock screen):

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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Oct 28 2019, 10:26 PM

@davidedmundson I believe you wrote the code for the the avatar size in the lock and login screens (property real faceSize: Math.min(width, height - usernameDelegate.height - units.smallSpacing).

Is it alright to replace it with units.gridUnit * 7?

I tested with several screen resolutions and I can't find any issues, but new code is simpler than old code so I wonder if there's something I'm missing.

filipf added a comment.Nov 8 2019, 5:02 PM

friendly ping

@ngraham I can change this patch so only the logout avatar' size is increased and then land that on the 5.17 as there is no risk of breaking anything. I can then change the lock screen as well, but for 5.18. They won't be precisely the same size in 5.17 though.

Probably okay to make this master-only IMO.

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