[Kde-kiosk] Status of Kiosk Project

[Annemieke den Teuling]

Hi

I'm also waiting for it.
Going to use it for 'ready' made user desktops, based on debian. Nearly
ready with fase one, with kde2.2.2. (pilot is in about two weeks, brr).
But it should be great to use kde 3.0. With some more possibilities to
'lock down' users, (nasty, but the costumer should get what he want),
without puzzeling around.:) I like that, but the costumer don't want to
pay much for fiddeling around.
What I want to say is, I'm also going to use it, writing documentation
(user and admin) about it. So why not also contribute it to the list.
And a little stressed out, because of the dealine of this project, so
not realy understandable I think.


Cheers,
Annemieke


> On Tuesday 26 March 2002 02:17 pm, Andreas Pour wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Since this kiosk stuff is new to KDE 3.0, and is something which will be
> > very interesting to enterprises, is it possible to provide some
> > information as to the current status of the project, and how useful it
> > is?
> >
> > If there is something there (I don't know, so I ask), I would like to
> > devote a section of the 3.0 press release to it.  Can someone / several
> > people who use this project summarize it for me, please, or just tell me
> > "wait till 3.1"?
> 
> You can read the current status in "kdelibs/kdecore/README.kiosk". It
should 
> be possible now to lock down kicker & kdesktop with KDE 3.0 as is
(without 
> any changes to the source) But I have yet to hear back from anyone who is 
> using the new features in production.
> 
> Cheers,
> Waldo
> -- 
> bastian@kde.org  |   SuSE Labs KDE Developer  |  bastian@suse.com
> 
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