KDE System Administration/Kiosk/Keys - Revision history

Hteles: /* Session Capability Restrictions */

2012-09-26T11:55:23Z

‎Session Capability Restrictions

Valueerror at 17:12, 3 April 2012

2012-04-03T17:12:58Z

Aseigo: /* plasma-desktop */

2011-08-09T17:36:26Z

‎plasma-desktop

Neverendingo: Text replace - "" to ""

2011-06-29T20:57:18Z

Text replace - "</code>" to "</syntaxhighlight>"

Neverendingo: Text replace - "`" to ""`


2011-06-29T20:38:23Z
Text replace - "<code ini>" to "<syntaxhighlight lang="ini">"

				
				
				
				
			
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  These keys disable actions that are commonly found in KDE applications. To use these actions, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:   These keys disable actions that are commonly found in KDE applications. To use these actions, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:
    
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]   [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
  action/<key>=false   action/<key>=false
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  |-   |-
  |action/iconview_preview || Show preview thumbnails in icons, though it leaves the actual setting untouched. To disable previews (as opposed to simply disabling the user to change the setting) you also need to add the following lines to konqiconviewrc:   |action/iconview_preview || Show preview thumbnails in icons, though it leaves the actual setting untouched. To disable previews (as opposed to simply disabling the user to change the setting) you also need to add the following lines to konqiconviewrc:
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [Settings]   [Settings]
  PreviewsEnabled[$i]=false   PreviewsEnabled[$i]=false
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  |action/show_dot || Disables the option to toggle showing hidden files, the actual setting remains unaffected.  To disable showing hidden files, add the following lines to konqiconviewrc:   |action/show_dot || Disables the option to toggle showing hidden files, the actual setting remains unaffected.  To disable showing hidden files, add the following lines to konqiconviewrc:
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [Settings]   [Settings]
  ShowDotFiles[$i]=false   ShowDotFiles[$i]=false
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  These keys disable actions that are found in the KDE file dialog. To use them, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:   These keys disable actions that are found in the KDE file dialog. To use them, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:
    
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]   [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
  action/<key>=false   action/<key>=false
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  There are several keys that restrict various aspects of the KDE print dialog and printing system. To use them, create a configuration section like this:   There are several keys that restrict various aspects of the KDE print dialog and printing system. To use them, create a configuration section like this:
    
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]   [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
  print/<resource key>=false   print/<resource key>=false
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  This is accomplished by creating a section like this in a configuration file:   This is accomplished by creating a section like this in a configuration file:
    
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]   [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
  <resource key>=false   <resource key>=false
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  In {{path|kscreensaverrc}}:   In {{path|kscreensaverrc}}:
    
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  [ScreenSaver]   [ScreenSaver]
  AutoLogout=true   AutoLogout=true
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  These keys apply to various capabilities associated with a desktop session and are not application specific. To use them, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:   These keys apply to various capabilities associated with a desktop session and are not application specific. To use them, create a section in {{path|kdeglobals}} that looks like this:
    
− <code ini> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
  [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]   [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
  <key>=false   <key>=false



Aseigo: /* All Plasma apps */
2010-01-08T00:55:50Z
‎All Plasma apps

				
				
				
				
			
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  :Whether a context menu should be shown on containments; this can be used to shut off the desktop context menu in plasma-desktop, for instance   :Whether a context menu should be shown on containments; this can be used to shut off the desktop context menu in plasma-desktop, for instance
    
− ;plasma/external_script_extensions (4.4) + ;plasma/external_script_extensions (4.5)
  :Whether or not to allow external scripting extensions to APIs beyond the built-in extensions and API.   :Whether or not to allow external scripting extensions to APIs beyond the built-in extensions and API.
    



Aseigo: /* Plasma */
2010-01-08T00:55:00Z
‎Plasma

				
				
				
				
			
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  ==== All Plasma apps ====   ==== All Plasma apps ====
− Any application that links to libplasma supports the following resource restriction keys: + Any application that links to libplasma supports the following resource restriction keys (the version number in parentheses is the version of the KDE Software Compilation that the key debuted in):
    
− ;plasma/allow_configure_when_locked + ;plasma/allow_configure_when_locked (4.4)
  :Whether widgets and containments can be configured when immutable / locked. The default is true as a convenience to users.   :Whether widgets and containments can be configured when immutable / locked. The default is true as a convenience to users.
    
− ;plasma/containment_context_menu + ;plasma/containment_actions (4.4)
  + :Whether or not to allow Plasma mouse actions on containments (usually menus that pop up on mouse clicks)
  +  
  + ;plasma/containment_context_menu (4.4)
  :Whether a context menu should be shown on containments; this can be used to shut off the desktop context menu in plasma-desktop, for instance   :Whether a context menu should be shown on containments; this can be used to shut off the desktop context menu in plasma-desktop, for instance
    
− ;plasma/containment_actions + ;plasma/external_script_extensions (4.4)
− :Whether or not to allow Plasma mouse actions on containments (usually menus that pop up on mouse clicks) + :Whether or not to allow external scripting extensions to APIs beyond the built-in extensions and API.
    
  ==== plasma-desktop ====   ==== plasma-desktop ====
− The plasma-desktop binary (the desktop and panels part of the KDE Plasma Workspace) supports the following resource restriction keys: + The plasma-desktop binary (the desktop and panels part of the KDE Plasma Workspace) supports the following resource restriction keys (the version number in parentheses is the version of the KDE Software Compilation that the key debuted in)::
    
− ;plasma-desktop/scripting_console + ;plasma-desktop/scripting_console (4.4)
  :Whether the plasma desktop scripting console is accessible or not.   :Whether the plasma desktop scripting console is accessible or not.
    



Aseigo: /* Plasma */
2010-01-06T04:15:51Z
‎Plasma

				
				
				
				
			
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  Any application that links to libplasma supports the following resource restriction keys:   Any application that links to libplasma supports the following resource restriction keys:
    
− ;PlasmaAllowConfigureWhenLocked + ;plasma/allow_configure_when_locked
  :Whether widgets and containments can be configured when immutable / locked. The default is true as a convenience to users.   :Whether widgets and containments can be configured when immutable / locked. The default is true as a convenience to users.
  + 
  + ;plasma/containment_context_menu
  + :Whether a context menu should be shown on containments; this can be used to shut off the desktop context menu in plasma-desktop, for instance
  + 
  + ;plasma/containment_actions
  + :Whether or not to allow Plasma mouse actions on containments (usually menus that pop up on mouse clicks)
    
  ==== plasma-desktop ====   ==== plasma-desktop ====
  The plasma-desktop binary (the desktop and panels part of the KDE Plasma Workspace) supports the following resource restriction keys:   The plasma-desktop binary (the desktop and panels part of the KDE Plasma Workspace) supports the following resource restriction keys:
    
− ;plasma_desktop_scripting_console + ;plasma-desktop/scripting_console
  :Whether the plasma desktop scripting console is accessible or not.   :Whether the plasma desktop scripting console is accessible or not.
    



Aseigo: /* Panels */
2010-01-06T04:01:52Z
‎Panels

				
				
				
				
			
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  |}   |}
    
− === Panels === + === Plasma ===
  + Locking down the entire config with [$i] will cause everything to be immutable. Locking a Containment group will render that one group of widgets to be immutable, and locking a widget itself will cause it to not be movable as well as otherwise locked.
    
− {{improve|revisit this when plasma is providing the panels}} + In addition the following resource restrictions are available:
  +  
  + ==== All Plasma apps ====
  + Any application that links to libplasma supports the following resource restriction keys:
  +  
  + ;PlasmaAllowConfigureWhenLocked
  + :Whether widgets and containments can be configured when immutable / locked. The default is true as a convenience to users.
  +  
  + ==== plasma-desktop ====
  + The plasma-desktop binary (the desktop and panels part of the KDE Plasma Workspace) supports the following resource restriction keys:
  +  
  + ;plasma_desktop_scripting_console
  + :Whether the plasma desktop scripting console is accessible or not.
    
  === Using D-Bus To Find More Actions ===   === Using D-Bus To Find More Actions ===



Tampakrap: Typo
2007-09-30T10:46:42Z
Typo

				
				
				
				
			
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  </code>   </code>
    
− Note how each of the printing keys start with <tt>print/<tt> in the configuration file. + Note how each of the printing keys start with <tt>print</tt> in the configuration file.
    
  ;print/copies   ;print/copies

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 ;run_command
 :whether the "Run Command" (Alt-F2) option is available.
 ;run_desktop_files

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 :Defines whether input lines should have the potential to remember any previously entered data and make suggestions based on this when typing. When a single account is shared by multiple people you may wish to disable this out of privacy concerns.
-;lock_screen
+;action/lock_screen
 :whether the user will be able to lock the screen.

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 [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
 action/<key>=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 {|
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 [Settings]
 PreviewsEnabled[$i]=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 |-
 |action/sharefile || Disables file sharing from the UI, but you may also want to disable filesharing altogether.
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 [Settings]
 ShowDotFiles[$i]=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 |}
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 [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
 action/<key>=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 {|
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 [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
 print/<resource key>=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 Note how each of the printing keys start with <tt>print</tt> in the configuration file.
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 [KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
 <resource key>=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 The following resources can be used as keys and controlled in this manner:
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 AutoLogout=true
 AutoLogoutTimeout=600
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 The timeout is the time in seconds that the user must be idle for before the logout process is automatically started. Be careful with this capability as it can lead to data loss if the user has unsaved files open.
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 [KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
 <key>=false
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 ;custom_config