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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
To: aiv@saturn.yars.free.net (Igor V. Alekseev)
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Subject: Re: stopping users from rebooting with ctr-alt-del
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> What would you recomment to stop users
> (and anyone who happens to be near the computer)
> from rebooting it by hitting ctr-alt-del?

Install a keymap that doesn't have the reboot function mapped to any key
(this won't keep them from rebooting it during bootup), or modify the
default keymap to remove the reboot function.


Nate