On 4/13/05, Cameron Nikitiuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I am googling as I type this but I would like to query other folks out
> there.  Looking for a simple straight forward Linux distro that either runs
> in a kiosk mode or is specifically a kiosk distro.
> 
> I don't need anything big like Gnome or KDE and would be just as happy
> running a simple window manager like BalckBox or something that.  The
> project involves a system booting up and loading a webpage in mozilla.
> That's it!  Hardware being used in a celron 700 and a D-link wireless card
> using the Aetoros (not sure of spelling) chipset.  Lots of ram and HDD space
> so no worries there.  WOuld like to find something that is "corporately
> freiendly" as it will be mixed in a Windows environment...oh and it would
> need to authenticate to an Active Directory environment...
> 
> Stuff I have tried/discovered so far:
> * Ubuntu Live CD: Very clean environment but could not get WNIC set up.
> Might be different in install mode.  Runs Gnome and is a little clunky and
> slow for what we need it to do.
> * KDE Kiosk Mode: I am aware of this but, again I don't need (or necessarily
> want) a big bloated window manager.
> * LTSP: Looking into this but we don't have a server at this time that it
> could be served from so we need the stand alone capability.
> * Found this little blurb for someone doing similar:
>         /etc/rc.d/rc.init
> 
>         #!/bin/bash
>         sudo -u user xinit
>         shutdown -h
> 
>         /home/user/.xinitrc
>         fvwm&
>         sleep 5
>         /usr/bin/myapplication
> * Mini-Ditros: Thinking of DSL or something similar that might work.
> ANythoughts or ideas?
> 
> I would appreciate any help or ideas any could offer.
> 
> Cameron
If i was you I'd setup gentoo to do what you want.
for the wireless card you will need to get the mad_wifi drivers from
source forge

Travis R.

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