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Kiosktool Locks Down KDE Users' Desktops

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"Recently I wrote about locking down the GNOME desktop environment with Pessulus. In this article, I'll show you how to do the same for KDE, using Kiosktool, a front end for changing the KDE configuration files in users' home folders and the /etc/kde* folders.

"With Kiosktool, system administrators can create as many profiles as they like and assign them to different users or groups..."

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