action/kicker_rmb=false

action/menuedit=false

editable_desktop_icons=false

editable_system_desktop_icons=false

movable_toolbars=false

run_command=false

user/root=false

There are many actions available and a lot more will be added in the future by 

the different applications using the KDE framework. You have actions that refer 

on a global level to menu and toolbar entries (for example, action/file_new) and 

general actions for:

Printing (print/options)

Screensavers (opengl_screensavers)

Desktop (logout, lock_screen, movable_toolbars, start_new_session)

There are also actions related to standard KDE programs like:

Konqueror (action/openintab) and KDesktop 

KWin (action/kwin_rmb)

Kicker (action/kicker_rmb)

Konsole (action/show_menubar)

There are also a lot of additional application actions that can be explored as 

usual with the 

dcop

 command on the command line or with the KDE program 

kdcop in an easy to use graphical way. Enter, for example, one of the following 

commands after starting kmail to see what actions kmail offers.

% dcop kmail qt objects | grep KActionCollection | cut  d  /   f 3

% dcop kmail kmail mainwindow actions

There are also actions that refer to applications that need to be run as a different 

user. They are prefixed with a user/ followed by the user name (for example, 

user/root=false to disable all application entries that require root access). If you 

are interested in even more subtleties check the Kiosk readme:

http://webcvs.kde.org/cgi bin/cvsweb.cgi/kdelibs/kdecore/README.kiosk

5.1.5  URL restrictions

It is possible to restrict URL related actions with the Kiosk framework based on 

the action, the URL in question, or in some cases the referring URL. As you can 

see in Example 5 8 on page 98, the general syntax is quite long, so we will 

explain some simple cases.

Example 5 5   URL restriction: General syntax

[KDE URL Restrictions]

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