Re: How can I prevent right clicking on the Kicker icon ?

On Thu, 2006-07-20 at 09:52 +0200, VANESSE Daniel wrote:
> Second post, this time with a subject :-) 
> 
> 
> We have installed Fedora FC4 and KDE 3.5 on laptops used as dedicated
> test equipment. In order to prevent the users to use the laptop
> for any other purpose, I have heavily customized KDE (no access to
> shell, no right-click on the desktop or the task bar, icons locked,
> customized menus, no access to Konqueror, etc...). However, I found by
> chance that, by right-clicking the Kicker menu icon on the task bar,
> one could still access some configuration functions and mess-up the
> system. How can I fix that?  Which option to change? In wich
> configuration file? 
> 
> For information: setting the action restriction
> "action/kicker_rmb=false" in kdeglobal or kickerrc does not fix the
> problem.
> 
> 
> Many thanks in advance for your advises
>  

Hi Daniel,

You should be able to lock it down in the Kiosk Tool GUI by editing a
Kiosk profile and under Panel, check the Disable Context menus box.
Works for me OK.

Murray