Working from an USB pen

USB pendrives are actually an unvaluable device to always easily take with you all your data and programs (I've always with me one of them) but actually with an USB pendrive you can do more. Modern PCs support booting via USB and on a USB pen you can actually have all the applications you need for an everyday usage.

I have a 1GB USB pendrive where I've installed some "portable" applications and I've always with me all the tools I need: no matters what PC in working on and what are the tools installed on it, I've to just plug my USB pen and I'm ready to go.

I've installed this tool on my USB pen:

  • Portable Firefox - The portable version of my favourite browser;
  • Portable Thunderbird - The portable version of my favourite email client;
  • Portable OpenOffice - The full-featured OpenOffice suite that works directly from an USB pen (wonderful!);
  • Portable Gaim - The portable version of the Jabber-based instant messenger that works with AOL, MSN, Yahoo! and many more;
  • Portable FileZilla - The portable version of my favourite FTP client
  • Portable NVU - The portable version of  a web page editor based on Firefox (good for basic editing operations)
  • Portable Sunbird - The portable version of the Mozilla's based handy calendar and task manager

There's only a thing that is missing on this list that I'd like to have: Portable Visual Studio 2005! When??

Print | posted on Monday, January 09, 2006 2:44 PM

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