On Thursday 21 December 2006 23:11, robm wrote:
Sounds like a neat idea. I was reading how an office had a single Unix
computer to which they connected around a dozen monitors, keyboards together
with a mouse and eleven more. (I had to write it that way since I don't know
the plural of mouse as it applies to a computer mouse.)
Brian Borley
hi Gang,
>
>
> I have a question about building a secure workstations accessible by
> multiple users with the following restrictions:
> -The only space available to save files is a samba share on a windows
> box (this will be something they need to attach via a tcl script)
> -The logged on user can not modify the desktop or install software
> -Needs to be Mandriva
>
> It needs to be almost a kiosk, any ideas where I should
> start I am not a big desktop guy
>
>
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Received on Fri Dec 22 05:01:17 2006
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