ThinApp VMWare compiles the whole application into one exe file, which doesn't always run on other computer.Ĭameyo also compiles it too much and acts as a 'middleware' whenever you want to open. I found that apps like Cameyo and ThinApp VMWare, but they are not really portable. I did some research on how I can make an application portable and they all require an image capture of the installation before and after. So, I figured I would find more software experienced response here. Edited the package as command.I know this is a Linux forum, but on Software subreddit, I've seen response such as '(Linux) is for non-tech people (.) and people who don't need high quality and/or industry-standard software'. I should think that if there is only 1 choice, the menu is not required and the application should run immediately. Is there a way I can block 2 and 3 as to have just the application running automatically even after deleting the VOS directory on Exit ?

1) To run the application, 2) To see the licence agreement and 3) to see some basic instructions. One more question, please: In my compiled application, when run the application menu is showing 3 choices. Leaving no files left is the main objective mostly when you are using a machine belonging to third parties. It's not the most efficient but it works. Both for the compiler and the portable app. I have saved reg files to bring back the menu and reset 'remeber my choice' when required. This is my solution, although not the best. As you have pointed out, once the directory is deleted, it is not possible for the software to remember any of the 3 choices. I got the result I have been looking for.Īs you have told me, there is only a small expected problem. I'm pleased to tell you that your suggestion worked fine.

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