The Rendering tab contains a plethora of options, but the two that are of the most interest are the Internal Resolution and Anisotropic filtering. The internal resolution will define what resolution you are playing games at. Anisotropic is a less noticeable but loved feature that affects how textures are rendered at extreme angles. The higher the filtering, the sharper textures will be when viewed from extreme angles. Both features come at a significant performance cost. It's best to play with the settings to find out what works for your Mac. Modern Macs with beefier CPUs and GPUs will be able to produce better results.
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A disk image on Mac is a file format that mimics a physical disk. Like physical disks, it can be mounted in Finder, where it looks like any other volume, have files and folders copied to and from it, and can be cloned or burned onto physical media like a CD or DVD. Disk images are ejected in the same way as physical disks and show up in Disk Utility. You can also use Disk Utility to create disk images of your own.
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Porteus Kiosk is extremely lightweight in terms of size and resource usage making it ideal for low spec systems. The default image is around 100 MB while the size of your custom kiosk ISO will depend on your choice of the browser and extra components like fonts, printing, Citrix etc.
RAM and StoragePorteus Kiosk requires at least 1 GB of RAM and 1 GB of storage space (2 GB if peristence is used). It can be installed on CD/DVD, USB flash drive, hard drive, SSD/eMMC devices, or any other bootable storage media such as Compact Flash or SD/MMC memory cards. Porteus Kiosk is extremely lightweight in terms of size and used resources. The default image is around 100 MB while the size of your custom kiosk ISO will depend on your choice of the browser and extra components such as Citrix Receiver, printing, additional fonts and other.
a) Porteus Kiosk is distributed as the read-only iso9660 image and even when installed on writable media, the operating system is still burnt onto the target device in the same way as it would be burnt on a CD or DVD disc. Utilizing this method enhances the security and stability of the kiosk by preventing unauthorized manipulation of the system components.
a) A system configuration tool is provided with the ISO and performs all system customizations on your own PC. Kiosk settings (including sensitive ones like ssh/vnc/wifi passwords, browser homepage, URL of the wallpaper, etc) are never transported over the network and stored on our servers. During installation the kiosk configuration file is encrypted and embedded directly in the read-only ISO which is burnt on the hard drive. This way the kiosk config can't be captured or malformed by 3rd parties.
During first boot you will be presented with the Kiosk Wizard utility which, with single clicks, lets you set up your system according to your needs and preferences. The wizard is really straight forward and well documented. You will have the opportunity to try some options in real time (set homepage and wallpaper, change browser UI layout, test screensaver, test power saving modes, etc) which should help avoiding mistakes and saving your time. When you are content with all kiosk settings you can burn your customized ISO straight onto writable media to complete the installation, save generated ISO on a removable device or upload it to online storage for burning on a CD/DVD disc later.
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Do you want a full install onto a USB or would you like an ISO/Live to USB? I have done both. If you boot a live disk in a dvd Tray you can install to a USB no problem. If you would like the ISO on a USB as a live Boot ISO I used rufus to get it working. The USB will not boot in VirtualBox but works perfectly on Machine Startup. Also if you burn with Rufus on windows you can then access this partition through a live boot disc using Gparted and shrink said partition on the USB. This frees up space to then create other partitions. I use this to have a Truecrypt partition and i am now trying to setup a Persistent partition on the same drive. A normal Windows computer will not be able to use any of the space on the USB for storage but in my case that does not matter.
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