[Kde-kiosk] Simple Lock down?

[Bill Kendrick]

On Tue, Dec 02, 2003 at 03:45:49AM +0000, Gary L. Greene wrote:
> Since Moxilla isn't built with the KDE-kiosk framework, I can't really say 
> that that that's such a good idea. Why no use Konqueror in web-browser 
> mode? That way you'll get a standards coreect browser and an env you can 
> lock down completely.

There is a Mozilla kiosk 'chrome' (I guess is what you'd call it) out there,
which I guess has gotten pretty good.  (When I was looking into setting up
a kiosk, KDE's was much better, and was 99% fully functional by the time
we rolled the machine out, over a year ago.)


What boggles me, though, is why one would want to allow someone to run
a _terminal_ on a 'locked down' system?  You had better have THAT locked
down very well, too, otherwise it's like leaving the keys in the ignition! :)

-bill!
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