Reinstall Google Chrome (Must Do)

  1. Login as ‘root’
  2. Open terminal, input command “yum remove google-chrome”, press enter.

 

 

  1. Enter ‘Y’. Google Chrome successfully installed

 

 

  1. Go to Chromkiosk patch folder and look for Google Chrome Installer.

 

 

  1. Open new terminal, input command “yum install “and drag the google chrome installer into terminal. Press Enter.

 

 

 

  1. Enter ‘Y’ and press Enter. Wait and Google Chrome will be installed.

 

 

  1. Google Chrome is installed

 

 

Chromekiosk Installer

  1. Login as ‘root’
  2. Copy ‘Chromekiosk’ folder into path /u01/app/

 

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  1. Open terminal and cd to path /u01/app/Chromekiosk

 

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  1. Input command > sh Kiosk_setup.sh > Enter

 

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  1. Open new terminal, cd to path /home/dcuser/.config

 

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  1. Input command mkdir autostart

 

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  1. Navigate to folder /home/dcuser, enable “Show Hidden File”

 

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  1. .config folder will appear. Copy “Chromekiosk.sh.desktop” into “.config/autostart folder”.

 

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  1. Change Chromekiosk.sh.desktop permission to 664 using the command below.

 

chmod -R 664 /home/dcuser/.config/autostart/Chromekiosk.sh.desktop

 


Set auto login for ‘dcuser’

  1. Login as ‘dcuser’
  2. Go to Applications > System Tools > Settings > Details > Users

 

 

  1. Select ‘dcuser’, click ‘Unlock’ and enter root password on the popup. “DupliCALL1234”

 

 

 

  1. Toggle Automatic Login to ON.  

 

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To verify:

 

  1. Open terminal, input command “systemctl restart gdm.service” or switch user.