Bonjour
Étant intéressée par la question, voici ce que j'ai trouvé à ce sujet :
La configuration du mode kiosk est dans le fichier
kioskrc dans le dossier
etc/xdg/xfce4/kiosk/. Un exemple de ce fichier :
[xfce4-panel]
CustomizePanel=%powerusers,fanny2
[xfce4-session]
CustomizeSplash=NONE
CustomizeChooser=ALL
CustomizeLogout=fanny2
CustomizeCompatibility=NONE
CustomizeSecurity=fanny2
Shutdown=%powerusers,fanny2,remio49
[xfdesktop]
UserMenu=NONE
CustomizeBackdrop=fanny2
CustomizeDesktopMenu=NONE
CustomizeWindowlist=ALL
CustomizeDesktopIcons=fanny2
Les différentes entrées peuvent avoir un nom d'utilisateur, un nom de groupe(le nom de groupe contient un "%" comme
%poweruser utilisé dans l'exemple) ou les valeurs
ALL (pour tous) ou
NONE (pour personne). Si plusieurs valeurs sont utilisées(plusieurs utilisateurs ou groupes), elles doivent être séparées par une virgule comme dans l'exemple
Shutdown=%powerusers,fanny2,remio49
Explication des clés (anglais) :
[xfdesktop] :
UserMenu:
Whether or not to allow user modifications to the desktop menu. If not, xfdesktop will ignore the menu.xml file in ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/ and use the system menu in $sysconfdir/xdg/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml.
CustomizeBackdrop:
Whether or not to allow user modifications to the desktop backdrop. If not, the Backdrop settings panel will be greyed out.
CustomizeDesktopMenu:
Whether or not to allow user modifications to the desktop menu. This includes showing or hiding application icons, as well as showing or hiding the menu itself.
CustomizeWindowlist:
Whether or not to allow user modifications to the window list. This includes showing or hiding window icons, as well as showing or hiding the menu itself.
CustomizeDesktopIcons: Whether or not to allow the user to enable or disable the display of desktop icons, or change their style.
[xfce4-session] :
CustomizeSplash:
Whether or not the user is allowed to customize the splash screen.
CustomizeChooser:
Whether or not the user is allowed to customize the session chooser settings.
CustomizeLogout:
Whether or not the user is allowed to customize the logout settings.
CustomizeCompatibility:
Whether or not the user is allowed to customize the compatibility settings (KDE/Gnome compat)
CustomizeSecurity:
Whether or not the user is allowed to customize the security settings. This is one of the most IMPORTANT settings, since it prevents users (actually libICE) from binding to a TCP port.
Shutdown:
Whether or not the user is allowed to shutdown(reboot or poweroff) the system. If a user lacks this capability the reboot and poweroff options in the shutdown dialog will be greyed out.
[xfce4-panel] :
CustomizePanel:
Only users with this capability will be allowed to customize their panel (add panel plugins, configure panel plugins, add launchers, etc.).
