How to turn a LINUX MINT PC into a Web KIOSK

In this video we’re going to turn a Linux Mint PC into a web (or guest) kiosk for your business. The kiosk will automatically login and load a webpage that you’ve specified, either in Firefox or Chromium.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:09 Setting the scene
00:26 Request for feedback
01:44 Configure the kiosk user account
04:42 Configure the browser for kiosk mode (Firefox and Chromium)
04:57 Firefox in kiosk mode
08:08 Chromium in kiosk mode
10:24 Configure automatic login of the kiosk user
11:39 Adjust keyring authentication
12:55 Done! What else is possible?

LINKS
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DISCLAIMER
The instructions in this video are for informational purposes only. Follow these steps at your own risk. TECHMIMIC cannot be held responsible for any data loss, damage, or issues that may arise. Always back up your data and proceed carefully.

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