I hope it's not too late to comment on this. I'm on Jaunty. I wandered back to my computer at work the other day to find it flashing scans of cleared checks, the member roster from my union Local, and member tax forms. Not cool.
These are scans, which are pictures, which is why I saved them in my "Pictures" folder. Is there a way either to remove "Pictures Folder" from gnome-screensaver, or limit it to tagged pictures, as the F-Spot screensaver is limited to tagged "Favorites". Aside from sensitive financial records, what if I want to have naked pictures of Salma Hayek - or better yet Barrack Obama - in my Pictures folder, but I don't want my co-workers seeing them? I can probably edit hidden config files, but the average newbie who sets his/her screensaver to randomize won't know that it's going to happen ahead of time, and won't know how to "fix" it after the fact. To Ted's point, this isn't really a bug, it's how it is supposed to work. So can I make this a feature request instead of a bug report? Either modify Pictures Folder so as to guarantee users' privacy, or remove it from gnome-screensaver. Thank you. -- [gutsy] "Pictures folder" shows all pictures in $HOME https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145152 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Desktop Bugs, which is a bug assignee. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
