Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> There will soon be no reason to use IE on foreign computers. Apart from
> Linux on a stick you have:
>
> Portable Opera USB complete download
>
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> | You want to use all opera features mobile - no problem !
> |
> | - there are no unwanted effects on IE or other browsers
> | - existing opera versions are also not affected
> | - make no entries to the registry
> | - leave no data on the guestcomputer
> `----
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> http://www.opera-usb.com/operausben.htm
>
> Similar to the Portable Firefox project.
>
> Also see: http://portableapps.com/
Great site Roy - thanks.
After teasing my DSL install on a USB stick
to also run Knoppix 5.0.2 CD edition 700Mb from my 2GB USB
stick, I still have over 1Gb left and you have shown
me the perfect set of apps that I need to carry on the USB stick.
The 2Gb have come down in price are only about 23 pounds from ebuyer.com.
The 4Gb is 50 pounds or thereabouts - and in a few days
I hope to be running many more distros and portable apps
off a 4Gb stick....
> So what happens when the OEM licence and bundled software no longer
> matters? There are Web services, as well.
Now that you mention it, portable apps seem a great way
to go with a lot of milage.
Imaging plugging a USB stick into your mobile and running
Open Office. Or even a complete virtual PC...
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