What i mean is, i am looking for something that upon a restart of the computer, it is refreshed as if it is a new install.Any changes to the computer is wiped clean.
Where i work there are 5 computers that tenants can use. They all are running Linux. There are some tenants that place personal bookmarks and even mess around with settings, changing taskbar items or other things.
many years ago the computers all ran a customized version of Ubuntu. (installed by former tech) This version of Ubuntu (from 2010 i think) this install could not be updated because tech password protected it all and would not give us passwords.
I wanted to install new copies of a linux but even the bios was password protected so i could not boot to USB drive. Got that reset and all is well
was trying out different distros and thus the computers are running Zorin, Solus Gnome and Lubuntu.
I want to wipe them all and start fresh with a copy of Budgie Solus.
So back to my original question. I have no idea how the original Ubuntu was set up but the install would refresh to as new upon a reboot. So, anyone know the name of a program that would do this?
Where i work there are 5 computers that tenants can use. They all are running Linux. There are some tenants that place personal bookmarks and even mess around with settings, changing taskbar items or other things.
many years ago the computers all ran a customized version of Ubuntu. (installed by former tech) This version of Ubuntu (from 2010 i think) this install could not be updated because tech password protected it all and would not give us passwords.
I wanted to install new copies of a linux but even the bios was password protected so i could not boot to USB drive. Got that reset and all is well
was trying out different distros and thus the computers are running Zorin, Solus Gnome and Lubuntu.
I want to wipe them all and start fresh with a copy of Budgie Solus.
So back to my original question. I have no idea how the original Ubuntu was set up but the install would refresh to as new upon a reboot. So, anyone know the name of a program that would do this?