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Life on an iPod

Rumours abound that the next version of OSX will have portable user accounts, allowing someone to box up their home directory on an iPod or flash drive and take it from machine to machine. The fact remains, however, that your applications are stuck on one machine in a folder than all the users can access.

That is, unless you use these nifty free, open source apps that are portable and can be installed on an iPod.

I use Adium and Firefox all the time. Looks interesting.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 10.16.2006. You can leave your response.

“Life on an iPod”
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