Il giorno gio, 13/05/2010 alle 06.37 +0200, Hammer Attila ha scritto:
Hy Luca,
This shortcut (Super+s) is working if the indicator applet and indicator
applet session applet is added the top or bottom panel. But, if the
indicator session applet is added any panel, this applet remove the
logout user and shutdown menus from system menu.
That's true, if you remove the indicator session applet from a panel,
the System menu shows the upstream GNOME configurations, i.e. menu
entries to lock the screen, logout (logout or change user) and shutdown
(shutdown, reboot, suspend).
I think if an accessible install happening with any blindness profile,
the indicator applet session is not default added a panel.
Unfortunately I've no confirm on this. I'll try on a virtual machine, I
hope to find some time...
For example, if I added this applet my bottom panel and press Super+s
key combination, the guest user choose is awailable. If this applet is
not enabled, have another way to choose the guest session?
It seems that Ubuntu and Canonical provided a graphical user interface
for guest session only for indicator session applet.
But, basically, that menu entry should simply launch the
script /usr/share/gdm/guest-session/guest-session-launch
You could try adding a launcher for this script
Guest session
user have a default password, or nothing defined and enough to choose
for example switch user, and the accessible login dialog enough to
choose other... item and type guest username and not type any password?
The guest session is not related to any existing user account, but in
order to use a guest session you need to have a real user account
logged in.
We could say that running a guest session the operating system adds a
temporay (and restricted) user with a temporary home folder. When you
log out from gust session, both temporary user and folder are removed.
Cheers, Luca
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