[Kde-kiosk] newbie question
Ryan Punt
ryan at mirum.org
Thu Mar 17 17:24:38 CET 2005
I've been looking into setting up up a few KDE kiosks scattered
throughout my house for various members of my family; to that end, I
installed SuSE 9.2 on a spare machine and began experimenting with Kiosk
Mode. It worked pretty well, and I plan to go forward with a couple
machines.
The only problem I'm having at this point is that logging in as root at
the console gives me a FVWM session, not KDE. The FVWM session loads
YAST2, so administration is possible, but I'm annoyed by this change.
I've looked through the kiosk tool and no profiles are active, but I've
no idea how to restore my typical root session. Google has turned up
nothing but the apparently-self-replicating Linux Magazine "Kiosk Howto"
article. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Ryan
machine:/etc # cat kde3rc
[Directories]
prefixes=/etc/opt/kde3/
userProfileMapFile=/etc/kde-user-profile
profileDirsPrefix=/var/lib/kde-profiles/
[Directories-default]
ProfileDescription=Default Profile
ProfileInstallUser=root
prefixes=/var/lib/kde-profiles/default/
machine:/etc # cat kde-user-profile
[General]
groups=
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