We would like to set up an account with a limited, captive environment. Basically we want the account to run an application when a user logs into it, and limit the user to only interacting with the application program.
Any ideas, or suggestions about where to look for information on doing something like this?
On 8/10/05, Gary P Carr gcarr@lanl.gov wrote:
We would like to set up an account with a limited, captive environment. Basically we want the account to run an application when a user logs into it, and limit the user to only interacting with the application program.
Any ideas, or suggestions about where to look for information on doing something like this?
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Le mercredi 10 août 2005 à 15:46 -0600, Gary P Carr a écrit :
We would like to set up an account with a limited, captive environment. Basically we want the account to run an application when a user logs into it, and limit the user to only interacting with the application program.
Any ideas, or suggestions about where to look for information on doing something like this?
I haven't the answer to your question but if I try to install FC4 in a P4 2.8 & Matrox G550 at the momet the installation program passed to graphics, I see the screen as i were be drunken. All images are "doubled" and moving the mouses's coursor (under this) the display changes. My solution was, Install FC3!
Hi!
Horacio R. Ferrero wrote:
Le mercredi 10 août 2005 à 15:46 -0600, Gary P Carr a écrit :
We would like to set up an account with a limited, captive environment. Basically we want the account to run an application when a user logs into it, and limit the user to only interacting with the application program.
Any ideas, or suggestions about where to look for information on doing something like this?
I haven't the answer to your question but if I try to install FC4 in a P4 2.8 & Matrox G550 at the momet the installation program passed to graphics, I see the screen as i were be drunken. All images are "doubled" and moving the mouses's coursor (under this) the display changes. My solution was, Install FC3!
Hi!
I believe Matrox was pretty messed up by the GCC4 compilation bug. I left the bug report, but I believe the GCC4 problem and some PCI problem were fixed with later versions of xorg-x11. I don't know for sure though for Matrox.
The crapped out X that is on the install disc does make a very bad first impression though.
Jim