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I understand that how much blurring looks good in extremely subjective, however, with the current defaults blurred text is easily readable (partially defeating the idea of locking my screen).
I had to push radius and sigma up to 15 for text to become unreadable (but you can still tell it's text). Maybe I overdid it a bit, but I'd like to proposed to bump the defaults a bit so that i3lock -f makes text unreadable by out-of-the-box.
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This is hard to get right for all users. Current defaults are dependent on the screen resolution. And as far as I have tested them, they make my terminals unreadable on all resolutions.
I understand that how much blurring looks good in extremely subjective, however, with the current defaults blurred text is easily readable (partially defeating the idea of locking my screen).
I had to push radius and sigma up to 15 for text to become unreadable (but you can still tell it's text). Maybe I overdid it a bit, but I'd like to proposed to bump the defaults a bit so that
i3lock -f
makes text unreadable by out-of-the-box.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: