Example 5 8 we do this for all resources, while in the second part we use a more 

fine granular approach by just restricting sound, localization, and wallpaper files.

Example 5 8   Resource restriction covering all resources

[KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]

all=false

[KDE Resource Restrictions][$i]

sound=false

locale=false

wallpaper=false

All the entries we could have used are 

data (share/data)

html (share/doc/HTML)

icon

(share/icon)

config

(share/config)

pixmap

(share/pixmaps)

apps (share/applnk)

xdgdata apps

(share/applications)

sound

(share/sound)

locale

(share/locale)

services

(share/services)

servicetypes

(share/servicetypes)

mime

(share/mimelnk)

wallpaper

(share/wallpaper)

templates

(share/templates)

exe

(share/bin)

lib

(share/lib)

all (share/)

data_ (share/apps/)

This is somewhat confusing since not all directory names are mapped to the 

same names in the configuration file. Example 5 9 shows how to use the Control 

Module and Custom Restriction sections in the kdeglobals file.

Example 5 9   More KDE restriction options

[KDE Control Module Restrictions]

kde background.desktop=false

kde colors.desktop=false

kde fonts.desktop=false

kde kwindecoration.desktop=false

kde proxy.desktop=false

kde style.desktop=false

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