I searched the forum but didnt see anything on this so I figured I would open the flud gates and share and let others comment on this since I kinda wanted to see what people of the Portable Community think of this application and its future?
I check it out and I think I understand how it works but non-the-less it is kinda cool if you think about it.
It is not free but there is a 30day/99 reboot trial.
http://www.mojopac.com
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http://www.moka5.com/products/index.html
Seems to be a similar concept and free as far as I can tell. I think these apps have been mentioned before and I think that they were believed to require admin priveliges, but don't quote me on that.
I have it installed on usb hard drive but not had much chance to check it out yet.
Regards NMC
That looks good and professional.
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It's just a VMWare virtual machine with a pretty wrapper. Admin rights still required. Seperate license of all software required. Etc.
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Did you even read the recent post about this?
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R McCue
PortaBlog Home and My Website
People who didn't need people needed people around to know that they were
the kind of people who didn't need people.
(Maskerade)
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
You obviously didn't search, since we just covered all this in a big topic here:
https://portableapps.com/node/3143
As thoroughly discussed in the other thread... It's a very limited-use product. You can only use it with admin rights (so you can't use it on most office PCs, univerisity PCs, net cafes, public kiosks, etc). It only works with volume licenses (so you can't install Photoshop, etc on it). It only works with certain software (like Ceedo, not every software application can be installed within it and then moved to a new PC). Etc. Read the other thread for full details and discuss there.
*locking duplicate thread*
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!