Do you think it is possible to use the Win32 packages of wine to run non portable applications on a USB key ? For example an application could use the registrey db stored on the flash drive if launched by wine. I think it could be great to have a real user environment on a flash drive. Thanks henri
Henri <x@x.com> wrote:> Do you think it is possible to use the Win32 packages of wine to run non > portable applications on a USB key ? > For example an application could use the registrey db stored on the > flash drive if launched by wine. > I think it could be great to have a real user environment on a flash drive.I do not quite understand your intentions: What do you mean by "non portable"? And how is the win32 package supposed to fit in? Daniel
Henri wrote:> Do you think it is possible to use the Win32 packages of wine to run non > portable applications on a USB key ? > For example an application could use the registrey db stored on the > flash drive if launched by wine. > I think it could be great to have a real user environment on a flash drive. > > Thanks > henriThis shouldn't be that difficult to do as long as all users have permission to run executables on the usb key. I'm not sure but if you configure it with WINEPREFIX=./wine then "make depends && make" then I think the resulting files, registry and fake c drive are entirely relocateable.