On 2017-09-12 14:25, Jean-Marie Adrien wrote:
> Hello
> I will make an installation in a public space soon where the machine (mac) will be somehow accessible :
> for responsibility and privacy reasons, i’d like to make it impossible to manipulate the patches
> (first time i encounter this issue in my long usage of pd…)
> Is there a way to lock everything ? compile or whatever ?
> i mean once a patch is running, the mac is basically accessible, no ?
> (session opened, mouse and keyboard operable, not talking about ethernet)
> What i have been doing until now is run patches in public spaces tor theaters just as at home and that was fine, but won’t be ok this time


nothing very sophisticated, but my kiosk-plugin might be of help:
   https://git.iem.at/pd-gui/kiosk-plugin

it basically lets you disable menus, shortcuts, puts a patch to
full-screen mode,...

i only ever tested it with linux, YMV on other systems.

also, it only fixes whatever an application can fix on its own. e.g.
low-level keyboard shortcuts, that the application doesn't even see,
e.g. [SysRq]+BUSIER) can't be intercepted.

fgmasdr
IOhannes


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