Lock, Shutdown, Reboot, Suspend, Log Out buttons are all shown in the top-right menu. We should try to hide those like we do on other GNOME images (we were able to do so on Ubuntu, can we copy what we did for that image?). Specifically, the Logout and Suspend buttons break the image in bad ways (not letting the user log back on properly and just freezing the image, respectively).
Screen size updates properly on the very first boot. After we reboot or shut the machine down and load it back up again though, the screen size goes to 4:3 and stays at that ratio no matter what. This image uses Wayland so screen issues are expected, but this doesn't act like our other Wayland-using images do. Is this fixable, so it at least roughly keeps updating the screen size?
Lock, Shutdown, Reboot, Suspend, Log Out buttons are all shown in the top-right menu. We should try to hide those like we do on other GNOME images (we were able to do so on Ubuntu, can we copy what we did for that image?). Specifically, the Logout and Suspend buttons break the image in bad ways (not letting the user log back on properly and just freezing the image, respectively).
Screen size updates properly on the very first boot. After we reboot or shut the machine down and load it back up again though, the screen size goes to 4:3 and stays at that ratio no matter what. This image uses Wayland so screen issues are expected, but this doesn't act like our other Wayland-using images do. Is this fixable, so it at least roughly keeps updating the screen size?