After loading the Ultimate package and an additional 19, I had 165 apps occupying 2.31G on my drive. Basic (13 apps), Standard (85 apps) and Ultimate (146 apps). Today’s version 5.5 with 293 available apps from their own library, offers 3 pre-canned packages.

LiberKey’s dedicated tools for “portabilization” (aka LiberKeyPortabilizer), portable file associations and portable desktop shortcuts make it a unique menu system. Release v1.0en on has a long history of updates as seen in the 3 page Applications Log. Personally I love them all, so as not to show any favoritism to any I have put the reviews in alphabetical order. Lets have a look at the free offerings of some of these menu systems that make a flash drive a true Computer-on-a-Stick! They represent many years of thoughtful development and corroboration with users worldwide.

Today there are some great projects that offer start menu like interfaces to organize these great apps on your drive. Portable projects appear to have started about 7 years ago as flash drives became more affordable and therefore more practical than burning cd’s. 8Gig may be optimal, in fact you might have room for 2 separate installations.Ģ) can be executed from any USB flash drive, and from any PC hard disk drive (internal or external)ģ) leaves no traces of its use in the Windows applications registry or any other user folder in the host PC hard driveĤ) does not conflict with the programs installed in the host PC hard drive (for example, X-Firefox executed from a USB flash drive does not modify (or conflict with) the counterpart Firefox program installed on the host PC) In every case I have found that 4Gig can prove to be comfortable. Easy to complicated, there are many menu suites available today that integrate the applications you wish to carry with you on-the-go. Looks like it is time to review some of the freeware offerings. Since then I have spent some time looking at the real deal. Last week I made mere mention of Portable Applications.

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