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NOTE: CentOS Enterprise Linux is built from the Red Hat Enterprise Linux source code. Other than logo and name changes CentOS Enterprise Linux is compatible with the equivalent Red Hat version. This document applies equally to both Red Hat and CentOS Enterprise Linux.
Red Hat Desktop: Deployment Guide
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Index

A

activating your subscription, Activate Your Subscription
auto login, Automatic Login for Public Kiosks
editing gdm.conf, Editing the gdm.conf Configuration File
automounting
disabling, Preventing Automounting of Drives

B

browser
lockdown, Locking Down Preferences for the Firefox Web Browser

C

command line access
disabling, Disabling Command Line Access
configuration sources
gconf, Background: Configuration Sources
console switching
disabling, Disabling Command Line Access
conventions
document, Document Conventions
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
disabling, Disabling CtrlAltBackspace
Ctrl-Alt-Delete
disabling, Disabling CtrlAltDelete

D

desktop entry files
definition, Overview of the Menu System
desktop icons
removing, Removing Desktop Icons
removing all, Removing Desktop Icons
volumes
removing, Removing Desktop Icons
desktop menu
removing, Disabling Command Line Access
directory entry files
definition, Overview of the Menu System
disabling
automounting, Preventing Automounting of Drives
disk writes, Disabling File Saving
file saving, Disabling File Saving
force quit, Disabling Application Force Quit
printing, Disabling Printing Functionality
disk writes
disabling, Disabling File Saving

F

feedback
contact information for this manual, We Need Feedback!
file saving
disabling, Disabling File Saving
Firefox
lockdown, Locking Down Preferences for the Firefox Web Browser
force quit
disabling, Disabling Application Force Quit

G

gconf
configuration sources, Background: Configuration Sources
reference, Background: Configuration Sources
GConf editor, Configuration Overview: The GConf System
introduction, Using GConf Editor
GConf Overview
gconf, Configuration Overview: The GConf System
gconftool-2, Using the gconftool-2 Utility
and panel configuration, Default Configuration
gdm
auto login, Automatic Login for Public Kiosks

I

icons
desktop
removing, Removing Desktop Icons
removing all, Removing Desktop Icons
introduction
about this document, Introduction

K

kiosk
auto login, Automatic Login for Public Kiosks
browser lockdown, Locking Down Preferences for the Firefox Web Browser
configuration, Locking Down the Desktop: Disabling GNOME Desktop Features, Other Kiosk-related Configuration Tasks
disabling automounting, Preventing Automounting of Drives
disabling file saving, Disabling File Saving
disabling force quit, Disabling Application Force Quit
disabling printing, Disabling Printing Functionality

L

Lock Screen
disable, Disabling Lock Screen and Log Out
key, Disabling Lock Screen and Log Out
lockdown
desktop, Locking Down the Desktop: Disabling GNOME Desktop Features
disabling applets, Disabling Applets
Log Out
disable, Disabling Lock Screen and Log Out
key, Disabling Lock Screen and Log Out
login
automatic, Automatic Login for Public Kiosks
editing gdm.conf, Editing the gdm.conf Configuration File
gdmsetup, Using the Login Screen Setup Tool
Login Screen Setup Tool, Using the Login Screen Setup Tool

M

menu files
definition, Overview of the Menu System
menus, Menu Editing and Configuration
configuration, Menu Editing and Configuration
editing, Menu Editing and Configuration

P

Panel
configuration, Configuring the Panel
configuration example, Example: Removing the Print Manager launcher and the Notification Area
default configuration, Default Configuration
disabling applets, Disabling Applets
locking down, Locking Down the Panel
modifying defaults, Modifying the Default Configuration
preferences
default, Setting System-Wide Default and Mandatory Preferences
mandatory, Setting System-Wide Default and Mandatory Preferences
printing
disabling, Disabling Printing Functionality

R

registering your subscription, Activate Your Subscription
remote
desktop
access, Remote Desktop Access
administration, Remote Desktop Access
Remote Desktop
dialog, Allowing Access
gaining adminstrative access, Gaining Remote Administrative Access
rdesktop, Connecting Using vncviewer
settings, Allowing Access
Terminal Server Client, Connecting Using Terminal Server Client
vncviewer, Connecting Using vncviewer
remote desktop access, Remote Desktop Access

S

subscription registration, Activate Your Subscription

T

Terminal Server Client
connecting, Connecting Using Terminal Server Client
thin clients, Remote Desktop Access

V

vncviewer
using, Connecting Using vncviewer

W

workspaces
setting number of, Restricting the Number of Workspaces
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