SelenaCore Update: Kiosk Optimization, Smart Cursor Logic, and Session Hardening

In our latest update, we focus on the stability and usability of the SelenaCore kiosk environment. We've introduced critical fixes for hardware-specific issues, including resolving Chromium crashes on Jetson Orin desktop mode (18feec8) and preventing Out-Of-Memory (OOM) errors by replacing the --disable-gpu flag with more efficient gpu-sandbox flags (51a57e9).

User experience in kiosk mode has been refined with a dynamic cursor logic. The system now automatically hides the cursor when no mouse is connected (cd6ae52) and ensures it only appears on interactive elements (07c61f0) to maintain a clean interface. This behavior was further simplified to prevent unnecessary CSS overhead (62776e4).

Security remains a priority. We have implemented a 5-minute inactivity lock for elevated sessions (318a828), ensuring that sensitive administrative access is automatically protected when the device is left unattended.

Finally, we've simplified the deployment process with an automated first-run setup and updated documentation (9ff4a58). For detailed configuration guides, visit our Kiosk Documentation.