Hi Lucas,
> defining secure: I will show the Window Manager with an GUI on it, this GUI
> will open the Firefox. Just it. I must avoid users to accessing shell,
> quitting X and everything else. The minimun resolution is 800x600.
Perhaps you can get away without a window manager at all? Not really
Hi,
> This would mean I would have to set mapping per each application,
> undoable. I need something more low-level, system-wide, to "fool" any
> app that I am really pressing the assigned keys.
Perhaps this should be achieved by an application that catches key presses,
eats them and insert synt
Hi,
> generally speaking, that's (in the context of X) a feature of the
> applications that you're using. For instance, xterm supports this using
> the X Toolkit's translations resource. (Some other widely-used
> applications offer no support for what you're asking - ymmv).
Hah, that's useful
Hi Luca,
> A: Im no expert either (far from that, actually), but I think the
> good/expensive hardware wont be necessary.. I mean, if I choose to have like
> 10 virtual desktops and hold down Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow Key, the VD's change
> so fast until the last one that I can barely notice anything..
Hi all,
I've been struggling with getting my X forwarding over SSH working. After some
time, I found that there were two entries in my .Xauthority file that have
### as a hostname, which break forwarding.
The relevant entries in my .Xauthority files were:
###: MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1
#f
