Update README.kiosk (KDE->TDE, gender neutral)

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In KDE3 a kiosk-framework has been introduced.
One of the driving forces behind KDE is to put the user in control and
give him or her a large amount of possibilities to adjust KDE to his or her
One of the driving forces behind TDE is to put the user in control and
give them a large amount of possibilities to adjust TDE to their
liking. However, in some situations it is required to reduce the possibilities
of KDE, e.g. because the system is to be used for one or more specific
of TDE, e.g. because the system is to be used for one or more specific
dedicated tasks only.
The kiosk-framework provides an easy way to disable certain features within
KDE to create a more controlled environment.
TDE to create a more controlled environment.
KDE's kiosk-framework builds on KDE's configuration framework and adds a
TDE's kiosk-framework builds on TDE's configuration framework and adds a
simple application API that applications can query to get authorisation
for certain operations.
The KDE kiosk-framework should be used IN ADDITION to the standard UNIX
The TDE kiosk-framework should be used IN ADDITION to the standard UNIX
security measures.
The configuration framework in KDE3
===================================
Since the very beginning KDE makes use of file-hierarchy to store resources
Since the very beginning TDE makes use of file-hierarchy to store resources
for its applications. Resources range from icons, wallpapers, fonts to
sounds, menu-descriptions and configuration files.
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matches "/srv" and not "/srv/www".
KDE3 Resource Restrictions
TDE Resource Restrictions
==========================
Most KDE applications make use of additional resource files that are typically
located in directories under $TDEDIR/share. By default KDE allows users to
Most TDE applications make use of additional resource files that are typically
located in directories under $TDEDIR/share. By default TDE allows users to
override any of these resources by placing files in the same location
under $TDEHOME/share. For example, Konsole stores profiles under
$TDEDIR/share/apps/konsole and users can add additional profiles by
installing files in $TDEHOME/share/apps/konsole.
KDE3 Resource Restrictions make it possible to restrict the lookup of files
TDE Resource Restrictions make it possible to restrict the lookup of files
to directories outside of $TDEHOME only.
The following resources are defined:
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Name[$ei]=${USER}
KDE3 Kiosk Application API
TDE Kiosk Application API
==========================
Three new methods have been added to TDEApplication:

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