I'm rebuilding my mother-in laws pc for the 5th time and decided to try a dual-boot win2k/knoppix.37 using a slightly custom version of 'windows partition PMI' from the wiki here. (Knoppix default 3.7/2.6 kernel)

I've used knoppix to rescue a few machines and have had a dual-boot with win2k on my laptop since 3.6.
Since my MIL still can't grasp the concept that 'e' isn't the internet and when to click/dclick, Setting up a damn-near-bulletproof Knoppix install just for 'internet' and email (web based) presents little risk for her.
If you screw it up, just reboot.
Knoppix is the closest thing to 'appliance desktop computing' I can think of.
You don't NEED to have a clue to use Linux, stump stupid works too.

I know how to configure most of the critical settings (network,etc), I've setup and used at least 6 distro's over the past few years, I have a Mandrake 10.1 server, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to stop from loading Konqueror - Knoppix Info at KDE startup in Knoppix!?

Am I really that newbie or did Knoppix put the startup somewhere odd?