23 Nov
2011
23 Nov
'11
11:09 a.m.
It is normally
used for both unlock and login.
It is a generic
implementation of a Secure Attention Key (SAK),
without which Linux is
actually less secure than Windows.
Never heard of it, nor have I ever seen CTRL+ALT+Del in
Linux The SAK
support can be turned off in the KDM control
center module.
I don't see it anywhere under Login Manager or KDM Theme
Manager. These are the only two modules that show up when I
type kdm into the search box for kcontrol.