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Lock down Linux for the workplace
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If you're looking for a pure kiosk experience check out porteus kiosk, it's a very stripped down distro that lets you choose Firefox or chrome and by default uses private browsing.
I'm sure if you need a whole desktop experience that's also possible but i don't know how
Porteus is cool. I messed around with it when trying to set up an idiot proof browsing pc for a relative.