initial thoughts on ltsp kiosk plugin

Hi all, we started using Oliver's LTSP kiosk plugin last night in the school library. It's really nice, even though there are a few small things that may need ironing out. In case anyone's interested or knows something I don't, here are my initial notes. 1. for some reason metacity didn't insta

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Re: initial thoughts on ltsp kiosk plugin

On 5/16/07, Gavin McCullagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > we started using Oliver's LTSP kiosk plugin last night in the school > library. It's really nice, even though there are a few small things that > may need ironing out. In case anyone's interested or knows something I > don't, he

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Re: initial thoughts on ltsp kiosk plugin

Hi Gavin Gavin McCullagh wrote: > 1. for some reason metacity didn't install. I didn't get a log of the >ltsp-build-client, but for some reason, metacity didn't install and >therefore firefox is running window manager-less. I presume this is >not deliberate as ~kiosk/.xsession tries