All releases of OpenKiosk
Release Notes: This release fixed a critical bug in which unclosed socket connections left over time can crash the server.
Release Notes: The applet portion was rewritten to support a larger display and easier access to the session management button. Bugfixes include the login dialog hiding problem and mouse/keyboard grabbing anomaly.
Release Notes: This is the OpenKiosk 2.0 NodeView port for Windows. It is built using the recently released Open Source edition of Qt4 for Windows.
Release Notes: This release fixes a critical server bug in which customers can keep reloading their OpenKiosk prepaid or member accounts indefinitely. In addition, a new configuration tool was added to configure the Kiosk Web Desktop Application feature.
Release Notes: This release features a major code overhaul from earlier versions. Notably, the kiosk locker window no longer runs in the address space of KDE's kicker. Instead, a proxy applet launches a separate KioskLock process and communicates to it via DCOP (KDE's IPC mechanism). This way, switching to Kiosk-Mode UI can be a seamless process. In addition, initial support for deploying kiosk desktop Web applications (HTML + JavaScript + Java + Flash) is now included.
Release Notes: This release focuses primarily on the KDE client. Coding errors that worked on an older gcc but got caught on the latest version of gcc are fixed. In addition to fixing event lockup anomalies, a disconnect button has been added to the main view of the applet to easily log off from a kiosk account.
Release Notes: This version features major enhancements to both the clients and server module of the system. One of the key features is the introduction of the Kiosk-Mode User Interface. Other features include membership support, delegation of configuration access to operators, restricting prepaid and member access to a particular workgroup, remote viewing of site status using a Web browser, remote reporting, detailed reports, and more.
Release Notes: The NodeView release fixed the critical segmentation bug which occurred when entering configuration. Some parse error bugs in ticket generation have been fixed. The Windows client now features a new easy-to-use installer in addition to instant messaging and games support. Lots of other new features have been introduced.
Release Notes: This release fixes the "parse error" bug the that prevented prepaid tickets from updating the database, resulting in corrupted customer accounts.
Release Notes: This significant release is feature packed and has fixed lots of bugs from previous versions. Some highlights of the release include comprehensive documentation, employee statistics and reports, a status and log viewer, KLP (Kiosk Lock Protocol) server management, and an intelligent installer script.
