Is kiosktool meant to work in Trinity 3.5.13.1 ? It doesn't seem to change anything in /etc/kde-profile

If I do the following:-

(logged in as user name xtest) su touch /tmp/marker kiosktool (and delete the Multimedia menu) find / -xdev -newer /tmp/marker

I would expect to see a list of the files changed by kiosktool in /etc....

but what I get is:-

lapcat:~xtest% find / -xdev -newer /tmp/marker /root /root/.DCOPserver_lapcat_lapcat.local_1 /root/.ICEauthority /root/.trinity/share/config /root/.trinity/share/config/kiosktoolrc /root/.trinity/share/config/kdeglobals /root/.trinity/share/config/knotifyrc /root/.kde-test /root/.kde-test/.config /root/.kde-test/.config/menus /root/.kde-test/.config/menus/applications-kmenuedit.menu /root/.kde-test/.qt /root/.kde-test/.kde /root/.kde-test/.kde/socket-lapcat /root/.kde-test/.kde/cache-lapcat /root/.kde-test/.kde/cache-lapcat/ksycoca /root/.kde-test/.kde/cache-lapcat/ksycocastamp /root/.kde-test/.kde/tmp-lapcat /root/.kde-test/.kde/share /root/.kde-test/.kde/share/config /root/.kde-test/.kde/share/config/kmenueditrc /root/.kde-test/.kde/share/services /root/.kde-test/.kde/share/services/update_ksycoca /root/.DCOPserver_lapcat_lapcat.local:1 /home/xtest/.xsession-errors /tmp /tmp/.ICE-unix /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop12681-1352138257 /tmp/ksocket-root /tmp/ksocket-root/kioskdir /tmp/ksocket-root/klauncherKOXBYp.slave-socket /tmp/ksocket-root/kdeinit-lapcat.local:1 /tmp/ksocket-root/kdeinit_lapcat.local_1 /tmp/kde-root /tmp/kde-root/kioskdir /tmp/kde-root/kioskdir/ksycoca /tmp/kde-root/kiosktoolosCNi1.tmp /tmp/kde-root/kiosktoolYFbYkg.tmp /tmp/kde-root/ksycoca /tmp/kde-root/kiosktoolP3By0D.tmp /tmp/kde-root/kiosktoolLGRkj2.tmp lapcat:~xtest%

If I go back into kiosktool, the Multimedia menu is still enabled.

In kiosktool Settings, I have it set to save all profiles in /etc/kde-profile (as I've always done with KDE3).

In addition to actually changing the profile... I can't see where the profile gets set. Nothing I can find in /opt/trinity uses kiosktool-kdedirs to set the right KDEDIRS for a given user/group.

Am I flogging a dead horse here?