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Libki is an open-source, cross-platform system that allows organizations to manage computer access for public users. It's designed for use in places that require a controlled computing environment, such as libraries, schools, and public access systems. Libki consists of two parts: the Libki server and the Libki client. The server is web-based and allows for customization of the user experience.

SafeToNet is a free Linux Operating System that allows you to surf the internet without infecting your computer. It can also be used as stand-alone kiosk software. SafeToNet runs from CD or a USB Flash Drive using the PC's memory, rather than installing and loading from the hard disk drive. It can run on a computer without a hard disk drive, or even one with a corrupted hard disk drive or file system. SafeToNet is Linux based and because it is not installed it is immune to viruses...

Small application to run a webpage in kiosk mode from command line. If you run the application without any switches, it will open www.google.com and ask you which monitor you want it on. To define what URL and monitor to load on, add the url followed by the monitor number, like so: "Browser Kiosk.exe" http://www.soniclighting.com 1

Aiming to develop a fully open source, customizable secure internet kiosk. SiteLock strives to be the number 1 internet kiosk package in the open source world.

The goal of Open Shop Kiosk is to allow small shops, bookstores, etc, a way to present infomation about thier products to customers in store.

An operating system development framework for people who develop an OS in part or full. It can be used to develop a particular portion of an OS

Kiosk - Bootable live kiosk/POI