General Discussion

I wish to use Qemu (which is completely portable without KQemu) with a couple OSes I'll install to my Portable HDD (namely WinXP Pro and Knoppix) but, I'm not sure what format I should use with the partitions. I'd also like to be able to load the partitions on my home computer like normal OSes but, I can't figure out what kind of boot manager to use for it.

Seriously, it's pointless and kinda annoying. I already know that my installed applications are portable. Does anyone else agree?

Does anyone know of an Open Source System Utilities application? Something like Advanced SystemCare 3 or TuneUp Utilities.

I'm pretty sure I read this somewhere in the forums a year or two ago. But, thought maybe it was time to ask again. What complications are involved in compressing a .paf format application into a single run file. I would have to believe that it would be much more convenient if apps were written this way if possible. If anyone has any ideas or comments, please post them. Let's really give ThinApp and Xenocode something to talk about!

Hi all

Is there any recommendation for best performace out of a USB? What should the USB be formatted in to use on a Windows box. FAT32? What about allocation units?

I use apps like FileZilla from PA but when they release a new version it tries to install the stand-alone exe not the PA version
Is there any way that the PA runtime can do checks for newer PA optimized versions (or do the PA versions themselves need to be updated to do a different check)

Hi.

One question, would be possible to create portable apps for Linux? Would them work in all distros without having to use different versions for each one? Or would it weight too much?

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In the email I got with the license key, I also got a code for 50% off a lifetime license.

I know it stores preferences in %appdata%, so it's not portable, but I think the CLI app usr.exe can be used portably.

First sorry for my bad english.

My question is:
what should be the read and write speed of a usb stick, which will allow software to be runned from it?

And if it's different for every program, which is the best (optimal) read/write speed who will allow most programs to run?

Thanks!

So here is my thought....

They do Wine for windows and basically you can install applications into it. But if we could make wine portable then we could install apps into it and have even more portable apps!