Come back to your locked screen, move the mouse, look at it: a little bubble drops down at the top,
-the face in it looks around, turns into a tick, and you are in. The same for `sudo` in a terminal
-and for the admin password prompts of Plasma, if you want. Everything runs on your machine, and
-your face is stored as numbers, never as a picture.
+the face in it looks around, two green rings spin and land around a tick, and you are in. The same
+for `sudo` in a terminal and for the admin password prompts of Plasma, if you want. Everything runs
+on your machine, and your face is stored as numbers, never as a picture.
The look of the bubble and the photo check are inspired by [Glance](https://github.com/jonnyoo/glance)
(face unlock for the Mac). The code is written from scratch for Plasma.
@@ -87,6 +91,7 @@ It asks for your password once before it adds the face. After that, lock the scr
Show the bubble at the top ON
Bubble style island with the face
+ Animation speed normal
Bubble for sudo and admin prompts too ON
Settings marked * are for the whole computer and ask for your password.
diff --git a/res/plasma-face-unlock.svg b/res/plasma-face-unlock.svg
index ae6be0c..c62a339 100644
--- a/res/plasma-face-unlock.svg
+++ b/res/plasma-face-unlock.svg
@@ -1,15 +1,56 @@