On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 03:06:26PM -0400, David Johnston wrote: > Shanmugasundaram Doraisamy wrote: > > We have LTSP 3.0 running on Redhat Linux 7.2. The LTSP terminals are > > used for dataentry into a Custom made Hospital management package. > > Our package does not need the use of mouse.
[...] > If you only use your custom management package, you don't need Gnome. [...] > A simpler window manager would be better suited for a single-purpose > system. Many on the list have mentioned IceWM, although I haven't tried > it. Actually you don't need any window manager at all. If .xsession only holds the name of the application in question, quitting the application will logout the user. (As a side note: for kiosks where authentication is not needed, you might try starting X from /etc/inittab rather than using a display manager. Use the application to run as an argument to X). As quite a different side note: as the subject header of this mail shows, pushing the name of the mailing-list into the subject header has its price. I can not see the benefit of doing so. -- Hans Ekbrand
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