Talk:MojoPac
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[edit] Alternative products, product comparisons, limitations
Could links to similar products be included OR comparison to other products be included (better)? Moka 5, Ceedo, Pstart, Aargo, etc.
Could the limitation for the product be included: USB must have a serial number, must be logged on as administrator, etc.?
[edit] Episode 63
Episode 63 (Netcast with Lep Laporte) talks in great detail about the mojopac, if anybody wants to listen to it and write a better article. http://www.twit.tv/SN
[edit] Encryption issue
From a review of their forums, it seems that mojopac has a serious issue in that more recent releases have removed the ability to run from encrypted storage space. Only some files can be encrypted while many (including browser and cookies) must run from an unencrypted area of storage. This is raising concerns as to mojopac's suitability for use in any environment where such data would need to be kept from discovery in the event of loss or theft of the storage device (i.e. use in business).
[edit] wikify article?
There is a heavy use of bold text and the article reads like an advert. In need of tweaking?
[edit] Mojopac is not an OS
Essentially, it turns any storage device into a bootable PC that can store all of your important applications and data on it. To access them,user needs to plug the device into any PC or Mac. MojoPac will boot itself to life and the PC you're working from can look just like your own PC.
- "A bootable PC" - cool! so I don't need access to a computer?
- "user needs to plug the device into any PC or Mac" - oh so I do need a computer but it can be either huh?
- "MojoPac will boot itself to life" - whether it is on a Mac or a Windows PC or a bsd/Linux/whatever box?
- "and the PC you're working from can look just like your own PC" - what if I use a Mac?
