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[Gerry Boland <1473476@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah that was the intent, but we've no idea if apps are capable of doing
this or not.

The blurriness was to save memory, but also to indicate to the suer that
the app isn't live yet. If we fix the bluriness, we'll need some other
way to indicate to the user the app is "resuming"

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Title:
  loading application splashscreen is blurry and sometime not matching
  content

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  New
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Using vivid-overlay r65, when starting application it seems a
  "screenshot" is used, which is blurry (which might be a design
  decision) and sometime doesn't match the application content (I just
  had the case that opening sound settings from the indicator gave a
  screenshot of the update panel from before the previous system upgrade
  that was then replaced by the correct one)

  TEST CASE:
  1. Open system-settings
  2. Tap on wifi icon
  3. Do a right edge swipe to switch system-settings to the background but don't close it
  4. Press the power button and tap on 'Restart' to reboot the phone
  5. Once rebooted, launch system-settings again

  EXPECTED RESULT
  System-settings loads, possibly shows a splash screen and displays the main panel

  ACTUAL RESULT
  It displays a screenshot of the state it was in at shutdown time (or a previous reboot)

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