Replace the xscreensaver-command line in the earlier kiosk-reset script with the command
line for your selected hack:
#!/bin/bash
#
# kiosk-reset :: xscreensaver 'hack' to reset the kiosk
# Reset the kiosk application (Firefox browser in this case)
firefox -remote 'openURL(http://yellow/)' &
# Execute an existing xscreensaver hack
exec /usr/libexec/xscreensaver/phosphor -program 'echo -e "\fX Power Tools
\nby Chris Tyler\nO\'Reilly Media, 2007\n\nEverything you ever wanted\nto know
about X - and then\n some\n-Slashdot Anonymous Coward\n\nTouch the mouse to
begin..."' -root
15.9 Refining the Kiosk Appearance
The default X cursor (which is a thick X, visible whenever an application has not
taken overridden the default cursor shape) and the root window appearance (either
solid black or a stippled grayscale pattern) are ugly. You can control both using the
xsetroot command:
blue$ xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr -solid steelblue
left_ptr is the name of the standard, northwest-pointing arrow cursor; to see other
possible cursor names, read /usr/include/X11/cursorfont.h. To see the cursor shapes,
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use the X font display program, and match up the character numbers (seen at the top
of the window when you click on a shape) with the numbers in /usr/include/X11/
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