Je DimanÄo Novembro 7 2004 22:18, J Hall skribis: > Yes, you can configure KDE to your liking and then copy the configuration > to the other users. On most distros KDE personalisations are stored in > ~/.kde. Once you have the configuration to your liking the simplest way is > to copy it to /etc/skel, where it will be copied to new users home > directories on creating their accounts using useradd. I'm not sure how that > fits into gui tools like YaST, but I'm sure that information is enough to > get you started :) Maybe taking a look at KDE Kiosk mode is a good thing here. -- Pupeno: pupeno@xxxxxxxxxx - http://www.pupeno.com
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