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==== plasma-desktop ==== | ==== plasma-desktop ==== |
This article contains a listing of known keys that can be used with Kiosk and what they do. How to actually use these keys and other capabilities of Kiosk such as URL restrictions, creating assigning profiles, etc. is covered in the Introduction to Kiosk article.
Which configuration file to put these entries in depends on whether you wish to make them global to all applications or specific to one application. To make the restrictions valid for all applications, put them in kdeglobals. To enable a restriction for a specific applications place them in the application-specific configuration, e.g. konquerorrc for Konqueror.
These keys disable actions that are commonly found in KDE applications. To use these actions, create a section in kdeglobals that looks like this:
[KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
action/<key>=false
Key | Menu | Action |
---|---|---|
action/file_new | File | New |
action/file_open | File | Open |
action/file_open_recent | File | Open Recent File |
action/file_save | File | Save |
action/file_save_as | File | Save As |
action/file_revert | File | Revert |
action/file_close | File | Close |
action/file_print | File | |
action/file_print_preview | File | Print Preview |
action/file_mail | File | Email File |
action/file_quit | File | Quit |
action/edit_undo | Edit | Undo |
action/edit_redo | Edit | Redo |
action/edit_cut | Edit | Cut |
action/edit_copy | Edit | Copy |
action/edit_paste | Edit | Paste |
action/edit_select_all | Edit | Select All |
action/edit_deselect | Edit | Deselect |
action/edit_find | Edit | Find |
action/edit_find_next | Edit | Find Next |
action/edit_find_last | Edit | Find last |
action/edit_replace | Edit | Replace |
action/view_actual_size | View | 100% Zoom |
action/view_fit_to_page | View | Fit To Page (zooming) |
action/view_fit_to_width | View | Fit To Width (zooming) |
action/view_fit_to_height | View | Fit To Height (zooming) |
action/view_zoom_in | View | Zoom In |
action/view_zoom_out | View | Zoom Out |
action/view_zoom | View | Zoom |
action/view_redisplay | View | Refresh |
action/go_up | Go | Up |
action/go_back | Go | Back |
action/go_forward | Go | Forward |
action/go_home | Go | Home |
action/go_previous | Go | Previous |
action/go_next | Go | Next |
action/go_goto | Go | Go To... |
action/go_goto_page | Go | Go To Page... |
action/go_goto_line | Go | Go To Line... |
action/go_first | Go | Go To Start |
action/go_last | Go | Go To End |
action/bookmarks | Bookmarks | Also disables action/bookmark_add and action/bookmark_edit |
action/bookmark_add | Bookmarks | Add Bookmark |
action/bookmark_edit | Bookmarks | Edit Bookmarks |
action/tools_spelling | Tools | Check Spelling |
action/options_show_menubar | Settings | Show/hide Menubar |
action/options_show_toolbar | Settings | Show/hide Toolbar, will also disable the "Toolbars" submenu if present |
action/options_show_statusbar | Settings | Show/hide statusbar |
action/options_save_Settings | Settings | Save Settings |
action/options_configure | Settings | Configure application |
action/options_configure_keybinding | Settings | Configure Shortcuts |
action/options_configure_toolbars | Settings | Configure Toolbars |
action/options_configure_notifications | Settings | Configure Notifications |
action/fullscreen | Settings | Enter full screen mode |
action/help | Help | Not yet fully implemented |
action/help_contents | Help | Application handbook |
action/help_whats_this | Help | Go into "what's this" mode |
action/help_report_bug | Help | Report a bug |
action/help_about_app | Help | Show about application dialog |
action/help_about_kde | Help | Show about KDE dialog |
By marking the kcalcrc config file as immutable, the "Configure" button will not be shown.
Key | Action |
---|---|
action/editfiletype | Edit associated applications |
action/properties | File properties |
action/openwith | Open file with action |
action/openintab | Open link in a new tab |
action/kdesktop_rmb | RMB menu, see note below |
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:
[Settings]
PreviewsEnabled[$i]=false
|
action/sharefile | Disables file sharing from the UI, but you may also want to disable filesharing altogether. |
action/sendURL | Send Link Address |
action/sendPage | Send File |
action/devnew | Create New -> Device |
action/incIconSize | Increase icon size |
action/decIconSize | Decrease icon size |
action/go | Entire go menu |
action/configdesktop | Configure desktop in RMB menu, see also Control Module Restrictions |
action/executeshellcommand | In Konqueror Tools menu, see also shell_access |
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:
[Settings]
ShowDotFiles[$i]=false
|
These keys can appear in kdeglobals, konsolepartrc or konsolerc.
Key | Action |
---|---|
action/konsole_rmb | Context menus |
action/settings | Disable the entire settings menu |
action/show_menubar | Show/hide the menubar |
action/show_toolbar | Show/hide the toolbar |
action/scrollbar | Show/hide the scrollbar |
action/bell | Configure bell actions |
action/font | Configure font |
action/keyboard | Set keyboard type |
action/schema | Select the schema to use |
action/size | Set the terminal size |
action/history | Configure history |
action/save_default | Save settings as defaults |
action/save_sessions_profile | Save sessions profile |
action/send_signal | Send a signal to the current terminal |
action/bookmarks | Bookmarks menu |
action/add_bookmark | Add a bookmark |
action/edit_bookmarks | Edit bookmarks |
action/clear_terminal | Clear the current terminal |
action/reset_clear_terminal | Clear and reset the current terminal |
action/find_history | Find in history |
action/find_next | Find next item in history |
action/find_previous | Find previous item in history |
action/save_history | Save history to disk |
action/clear_history | Clear history of current terminal |
action/clear_all_histories | Clear histories of all terminals |
action/detach_session | Detach current tab |
action/rename_session | Rename current session |
action/zmodem_upload | ZModem uploading |
action/monitor_activity | Monitor current terminal for activity |
action/monitor_silence | Monitor current terminal for silence |
action/send_input_to_all_sessions | Replicate input to all sessions |
action/close_session | Close current terminal session |
action/new_session | Create a new terminal session |
action/activate_menu | Activate menubar |
action/list_sessions | Session list menu |
action/move_session_left | Shift tab to the left |
action/move_session_right | Shift tab to the right |
action/previous_session | Go to tab to the left |
action/next_session | Go to tab to the right |
action/switch_to_session_# | Go to tab numbered #, where # is a number between 1 and 12 inclusive. |
action/bigger_font | Increase font size |
action/smaller_font | Decrease font size |
action/toggle_bidi | Turn bidirectional text support on or off |
Key | Action |
---|---|
action/kwin_rmb | Context menus on window titlebar and frame |
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.
In addition the following resource restrictions are available:
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):
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)::
Application .desktop files can have an additional field X-KDE-AuthorizeAction.
If this field is present the .desktop file is only considered valid if the action(s) mentioned in this field has been authorized. If multiple actions are listed they should be separated by commas (',').
If the .desktop file of an application lists one or more actions this way and the user has no authorization for even one of these actions then the application will not appear in the KDE menu, will not allow execution via that .desktop file and will not be used by KDE for opening files of associated mimetypes.
These keys disable actions that are found in the KDE file dialog. To use them, create a section in kdeglobals that looks like this:
[KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
action/<key>=false
Key | Action |
---|---|
action/home | Go to home directory |
action/up | Go to parent directory |
action/back | Go to previous directory |
action/forward | Go to next directory |
action/reload | Reload directory |
action/mkdir | Create new directory |
action/toggleSpeedbar | Show/hide sidebar |
action/sorting menu | Sorting options |
action/short view | Select short view |
action/detailed view | Select detailed view |
action/show hidden | Show/hide hidden files |
action/preview | Show/hide preview |
action/separate dirs | Show/hide separate directories |
There are several keys that restrict various aspects of the KDE print dialog and printing system. To use them, create a configuration section like this:
[KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
print/<resource key>=false
Note how each of the printing keys start with print in the configuration file.
KDE applications can take advantage of many types of resources such as configuration data, caches, plugin registries, etc. These are loaded from both system-wide as well as from per-user locations on disk. It is possible to restrict use of the per-user resources directories, preventing users from adding to or altering existing shared resources.
This is accomplished by creating a section like this in a configuration file:
[KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]
<resource key>=false
The following resources can be used as keys and controlled in this manner:
Key | Directory | Provides |
---|---|---|
all | n/a | All resources listed in this table |
autostart | share/autostart | Apps to start on login |
data | share/apps | Application data |
data_<appname> | share/apps | Application data for the application named <appname> |
html | share/doc/HTML | HTML files |
icon | share/icon | Icons |
config | share/config | Application configurations |
pixmap | share/pixmaps | Images |
xdgdata-apps | share/applications | Application .desktop files |
sound | share/sounds | Sound files |
locale | share/locale | Localization data |
services | share/services | Protocols, plugins, kparts, control panels, etc. registry |
servicetypes | share/servicetypes | Plugin definitions, referenced in services registry entries |
mime | share/mimelnk | Mimetype definitions |
wallpaper | share/wallpapers | Desktop wallpaper images |
templates | share/templates | Document templates |
exe | bin | Executable files |
lib | lib | Libraries |
In kdeglobals in the [KDE Action Restrictions] group:
In kscreensaverrc:
[ScreenSaver]
AutoLogout=true
AutoLogoutTimeout=600
The timeout is the time in seconds that the user must be idle for before the logout process is automatically started. Be careful with this capability as it can lead to data loss if the user has unsaved files open.
These keys apply to various capabilities associated with a desktop session and are not application specific. To use them, create a section in kdeglobals that looks like this:
[KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
<key>=false