still trying to lock xfce...

[Alvise]

Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
> this reminds me of something i was thinking about a while ago... is this 
> really the best way to implement a systemwide-restricted config? it 
> seems to me that this places a bit of a burden on the system admin, 
> since they'll need to make damned sure that the user can't run a 
> terminal.

But... if I could lock the apps in the panel without any terminal in it 
and edit the desktop menu taking away the "Run program", "Terminal" and 
similar. If I make sure that user-accessible apps don't provide 
terminals (like kate do).
Would there be any other way for an user to access a terminal?
I mean, apart from the Ctrl+Alt+[Fx] console and logging in again, wich 
would need the knowledge of the username and password, that in kiosk 
enviroment may not be necessary (Someone logs in the user in the morning 
when the pcs are started and shuts down the pcs in the evening, or uses 
the autologin function)

Have a nice day,

Alvise