Re: [seul-edu] I love progress

[Rakis <rakis@wt.net>]

	Probably the easiest way to do it would be to write a plugin to one of
the various screen savers that kills all processes owned by the user rather
than putting pretty pictures on the screen ;-)  Just a thought.

	Rakis


On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Therefore, my solution was VNC
> -- its not an Xserver, so give your server some extra
> RAM.  Also consider a script to kill sessions if they
> are inactive for a certain length of time (I don't know
> how to dertemine this though) -- because whatever the
> user leaves running when they logout stays resident in
> RAM.
>