[KLUG Members] Kiosk distro? maybe kiosk Mozilla?

[Tim Gray]

I've been tinking with something like that lately, as slack-time allowed, but 
I can't get it 100% happy.

I've been wanting to make a user run an X-session with just a full-screen 
mozilla window.

I've tinkered with a ~user/.xinitrc  but it didn't work.

So I'm interested in the responses to your question as well.

--Tim

On Thursday 02 January 2003 11:42 am, Jamie McCarthy wrote:
> This is probably an FAQ but it's new to me and the answer may have
> changed since the last time the Q was FA :)
>
> Some local artists are preparing an exhibit for tomorrow and they
> want a small website included if possible.  I have some old PCs and
> parts lying around and am probably able to install Linux on one of
> them, download the website onto it, and set it up running Mozilla as
> a standalone kiosk, by tomorrow.
>
> But I bet there's a good Linux distro that would do this and save me
> a lot of time.  Ideally it would boot into Mozilla or some other web
> client, and stay in that web client no matter what the user's fingers
> did on the mouse.  Clicking the little close box would do nothing!
> Or there wouldn't even be a close box!  Hooray!
>
> Suggestions?
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Tim Gray
Engineering Sysadmin
ADAC Plastics, Inc.
"Trying to compete with Linux is like nailing jello to a tree." - Jeff Thomas