Open Source BSD Kiosk Software

Libki a multi-platform kiosk management system for public computer stations and kiosks. The administration system is web-based for easy use from any operating system. The client runs on any operating system that has Gtk2 support.

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 and other malicious infections that could otherwise expose your personal data. No changes are made to the existing operating system on the host computer and when you exit SafeToNet it returns to its previous state. It operates on low spec computers enabling older computers to be dedicated to online use. SafeToNet is built with Tiny Core (v6) Linux and uses the Mozilla Firefox (v36.0) web browser. This is configured to be unchangeable and therefore it cannot be attacked, hacked or cracked.

Kiosk with JWC is a application framework for developing web applications at kiosk. It uses a component object model to represent the pages of a web application,The goal of Kiosk with JWC is to eliminate most of the coding in a web application.

OpenSource Interactive Kiosk System (OSIKS) - Free information system for e-Government, public services, information and others aims. LAMP + Opera (browser in kiosk mode) + Keyboard (java virtual keyboard).

Product Display Kiosk (ProDiKi) allows for beautiful loop presentations of products on an unattended display screen.

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