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Hacking the Linux Desktop

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Modifying stuff to suit individual desire is the credo of hackers everywhere. These two excerpts from Linux Desktop Hacks let you modify Linux to suit your desires: The first hack uses Virtual Network Computer (VNC) to access Windows and Mac OS X from your Linux desktop. The second shows how to lock down KDE with Kiosk mode, allowing you to control exactly what users can and can't change.

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tadelste ·
I found this after I started my Linux in Government - Performance Enhancement series. I spend months collecting hacks and testing them. Then I logged into Safari and found this book. I began reading it and thought that I could have saved months if I knew this book existed.

He does some great stuff with this book and I'm glad that I have a source to verify the research and testing I have done.

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