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KioskBrowser is an Open Source (GPL) kiosk presentation application for use
with kiosks that use HTML as their presentation layer. It is based on the amazing
KHTML rendering engine used by Konqueror and Safari, as well as many other projects.
Thanks goes to Atomic Object, LLC, who funded KioskBrowser's initial development and
creation.
SourceForge.net also deserves thanks for hosting the project, source code, documentation,
mailing lists, and everything else that makes this project easier to manage.
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KioskBrowser v0.1
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KioskBrowser started as a small in-house project at Atomic Object, LLC to create
a thin browser for use in Kiosks. It displays and navigates HTML pages and contains
an on-screen-keyboard for use in situations where the kiosk has a touch screen but
no physical keyboard. KioskBrowser uses the KDE and QT libraries and runs in most
modern Linux distributions.
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Initially an internal project at Atomic Object, LLC, KioskBrowser was released as
an Open Source application under the GPL. In it's first release it only supports
browsing HTML pages and a simple onscreen keyboard. Future releases plan to
enhance the keyboard with more keys, change the look and feel of the keyboard to
better suit touchscreens, and more options on how to control the keyboard.
07 Jan 2004
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