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Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / June 2007Mojopac - Ultra-mini, Portable, Private PC
Mojopac's a great piece of software that helps me go mobile with my applications and files without having to lug around my heavy laptop. It fits my whole PC in my pocket, complete with even my user settings and environment preferences. All I need is my iPod or USB device to carry my virtual PC. So I can plug in to any host PC and access my own PC. Also it has a great privacy solution. Once I unplug my Mojopac device, no information is cached on my host PC. Download your Mojopac today at http://www.download.com/Mojopac/3000-2064_4-10662850.html?tag=lst-0-1#userreview and go ultra-mobile! On Jun 20, 11:52 pm, "kaplan.yo...@gmail.com" <kaplan.yo...@gmail.com> wrote: > Mojopac's a great piece of software that helps me go mobile with my > applications and files without having to lug around my heavy laptop. Also try Knoppix: http://www.knoppix.org (http://www.knoppix.net for english speakers.). You can download a complete operating system with web browsing and office productivity tools for free and put it on a CD or USB device. I've booted it off on both PC's and Intel Mac's, specifically a MacBookPro. It leaves the hard drive untouched by default. It's the basis for a number of portable environments. There's an entire book "Knoppix Hacks" by Kyle Rankin describing just some of the things you can do with it. I couldn't find out if Mojopac depends on the system files on the local computer you plug into or not. If it does, there is the possibility that you could still be subject to keboard loggers and other malware embedded in the host computer you use. Since the _entire_ operating system boots off of the CD with Knoppix, you don't have to worry about that. In fact, Knoppix, in conjunction with other software tools, has been used to safely check out and clean up computers with hard drives so badly infested with malware they couldn't boot. |
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