Hi all
Yes you are probably right that we need a custom distro rather than a custom kernel.

The main job for the OS is running our Java Swing application in full screen (undecorated).

The Linux needs to run in graphical mode, but with a clean desktop. No start button, no menus, no status bar, no icons etc.
When the pc is booted, our Java application shall load and start automatically.

Keyboard input must be blocked.
If OS administration is needed, it must be done remotely by using SSH

Must have support for touch screen input in "drag'n'drop mode" (not just clicks ).
Except for the touch interface, no mouse input shall be used.

Our Java application's job is displaying video (H.264 and MJPEG) and audio from up to 4 wireless ip cameras. Therefore the OS must perform well with video.

The hardware is an "all-in-one pc" with the following spec:

Mainboard: Mini-ATX
Brand: weikongxingyi

CPU:
Brand:intel
Model:Atom N230
Speed:533MHZ

Memory:
Brand:kingston
Model:KNR800d2n6
Size:1GB

Graphics board:
Brand:INTEL
Model:GMA950

Touch interface:
Brand:High-touch
Model:wire

Network interface:
Brand:Realtek
Model:Realeek8101E

Wireless network interface (802.11b/g/n):
Brand:Ralink
Model:RT3070

Best regards
Per-Jarle Sæther

Dear all

We need a stripped Linux version that have the following requirements:
1. Quick and silent boot (no console output)
2. Logo while booting
3. Support touch screen
4. Video performance at least as good as Windows XP on same hardware
5. No applications installed
6. Pre configured WLAN (SSID/ip address)
7. Latest Java Runtime installed
8. Latest version of Xuggler installed (http://www.xuggle.com/xuggler/)
9. automatically login (no login screen)
10. On login it shall load and start a Java swing application (graphical)
11. If keyboard is connected, it shall require password to be able to use it. Alternatively keyboard shall be blocked and only have remote desktop (require root login)

Are someone interested in making an install image for us?

We are willing to pay reasonable price for the job

Best regards
Per-Jarle Sæther