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When you say "locking down", what - in specific - are you referring to? Removing access to particular applications? Making GNOME run in a "kiosk" mode?
Effectively, yes. User will only be able to launch a virtual machine or shut down the computer, I want to restrict everything else from them.
I'm also looking at a means of accessing Fedora as an admin without having anything visible on the desktop to login as. Is a keystroke combination possible for this?
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