On 2008-05-05, Paul Scott <pscott@[...].za>  wrote:

>  As a start, I have given myself a project to create a game for
>  my 2 year old son (who likes "pressing buttons on daddy's
>  puta"). Basically, I am catching key events and displaying a
>  relevant photo on screen (like he presses 'a' and gets a pic
>  of an apple etc). One thing, though, is that he can still mess
>  up my panels on my Gnome desktop with the mouse.

FWIW, PyGame is probably a better choice:  http://www.pygame.org/

>  What I would like to do, is to get the application to run
>  fullscreen

I think that's the default for PyGame. :)

>  so that the desktop and panels are all hidden. Also, I don't
>  suppose there is a way to disable the on/off switch on my
>  laptop eh? ;)

Sure.  The power switch generates an ACPI event, and you should
be able to configure acpid to do whatever you want with it.
[The main board probably does a hardware power-off if you hold
it down for 5 seconds or so -- I doubt there's anything you can
do to disable that.]

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