seriosly, I write you in that kiosk mode. But I won't to choose another user to install another programm. Kiosk mode download firstly...can I change it?
Thanks!
I have a verizon Xyboard 10.0 that boots to an application in kiosk mode. I cannot break out of the kiosk mode. I want to root it and eliminate the kiosk app then upgrade to ICS... I cannot get to settings but I can get into recovery mode by holding POWER and VOL down.. then I get to a black screen that says ...
something locked..
I'm currently looking into building a kiosk running linux. Here's what I need it to do:
Run Apache, PHP, and MySQL
Launch a web browser in full screen mode (loads local content hosted by Apache)
Auto-login to 'kiosk' user
If they need to configure wireless/wired, they can use a key command to quit the web browser, launch the wireless/wired config, and then relaunch the full screen browser.
What steps should be taken to secure a kiosk running windows 7 and a proprietary application on a network?
The kiosk requires the ability to make outgoing calls over port 443. I am looking for advice from both sides of the equation. Securing the network, and securing the OS running on the kiosk itself.
Porteus Kiosk Edition, a portable Linux operating system which can be installed on a USB device, CDROM, SD card or hard drive, and based on the Linux Live Scripts, has just reached version 2.0.
Porteus 2.0 (Kiosk Edition) is based on Slackware 14.0 and relies on Linux kernel 3.7.8 and Firefox 19.0.2.
I don't know if this can be done with xdotool, or some firefox plugin, in a nut shell we have an issue where our kiosk running FF in kiosk mode is showing proxy errors. Now I believe this is a web app issue, but they blame it on my team. (let the finger pointing begin) Still, I need to come up with a quick solution and some how nicely kill firefox if its on this proxy error page.
Searched the forums, could not find a solution...
Does anyone know if there is an application that can turn an android tablet into a video kiosk? I cannot seem to find any application that does this, only one that will turn it into a browser kiosk.
Basically, here is what I am doing:
I am going to be showcasing videos at a conference and need to have several tablets set up as a kiosk.
I'm trying to set up an Ubuntu 12.04 machine as a kiosk and I would like it, on boot, to automatically log in as my kiosk user "kiosk", and start the appropriate display manager, in this case blackbox.
I have configured /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf as in this question and have an appropriate /usr/share/xsessions/blackbox.desktop to launch blackbox.
I managed to get initial autologin by using the db
I've set up a kiosk using Ubuntu 12.04, and I'd like to have it autologin after a user logs out or if the screen locks, in case someone manages to get back to lightdm or tries to login to the non-kiosk account after a reboot. I've tried setting display-setup-script in lightdm.conf to run xautolock to trigger restarting lightdm, but that just causes Ubuntu startup in low graphics mode.
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