Gregory Merchan wrote: > > On 02 Aug 2001 09:55:49 -0500, Jim Roland wrote: > > I've already tried to run Mozilla in a pure-X environment, however it has a > > bug where it refuses to accept any input from the keyboard. This was a > > known bug, like the others, that Mozilla is either slow or incapable of > > solving. It appears that Mozilla is requiring the window manager to provide > > it with input instead of X. I also can't use X because I don't know the X > > resource name (and it's not the same as Netscape) to supply a "maximize > > window" geometry so I can force it full screen. I would love to not be > > forced to use a titlebar, it will prevent someone from screwing with the > > session settings. > > > > My other problem is that the damn browser (Mozilla again) refuses to run > > (maybe gnome itself) because it can't write to the home directory, which I > > would love to deny write priviledges to the guest account. I'm using > > Mozilla mainly because it's newer and has a decent look & feel, but it's > > proving impossible to configure the way I want at the OS-level. I've been > > able to kludge certain settings with javascript thus far. > > > <snip> > I have a piece of info on using Galeon as a full-screen (gecko based) browser for an info-appliance. Also I have succesfully used netscape as full-screen info-appliance. The Galeon stuff is at: <http://www.uytun.com/galeon/> -- Dominic Amann, <http://www.interlog.com/~damann/> Linux Based Solutions Ltd., 18 Candlewood Cr, Toronto, ON M3J 1G8 Tel: (416) 638-8649 Fax: (416) 630-1584
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