Hello,
I’m working with a Raspberry Pi 5 running Raspberry Pi OS and have configured it with several restrictions: the taskbar is disabled, the terminal shortcut is removed, and a firewall limits access to a specific site, among other measures. The final piece I’m missing is the ability to disable right-click functionality, either on the desktop or system wide. While I could solve this by using a single-button mouse, I’d prefer to achieve this through software if possible.
Additionally, If you know of any operating systems that offer such restrictions out of the box, I’m open to switching. My main requirements, including the restrictions previously mentioned, are a desktop environment and the ability to use multiple tabs in Firefox (i.e no kiosk mode).
Your help is appreciated.
I’m working with a Raspberry Pi 5 running Raspberry Pi OS and have configured it with several restrictions: the taskbar is disabled, the terminal shortcut is removed, and a firewall limits access to a specific site, among other measures. The final piece I’m missing is the ability to disable right-click functionality, either on the desktop or system wide. While I could solve this by using a single-button mouse, I’d prefer to achieve this through software if possible.
Additionally, If you know of any operating systems that offer such restrictions out of the box, I’m open to switching. My main requirements, including the restrictions previously mentioned, are a desktop environment and the ability to use multiple tabs in Firefox (i.e no kiosk mode).
Your help is appreciated.
Statistics: Posted by TonyM12 — Thu Aug 01, 2024 2:08 pm