Free application virtualization toolkit (cameyo, no longer free)

[crownixx]

This is very good and neat guide on creating portable application. The guide is for both Cameyo and Evalazer.
http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/94447 ... lications/

[Napiophelios]

With Evalyzer the guide says to rename the sandbox path to " .\%Appname% "
but really all that is needed is ".\"
Evalyser will automatically name the sandbox after your application.
This will reduce the number of folders in the sandbox

[Emka]

There's an article about Evalaze on addictivetips.com: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-ti ... alization/

[joby_toss]

There is an App Library page on the Cameyo website: http://online.cameyo.com/library.aspx
Do they really have the rights to redistribute all those apps? Even if they are their own cameyo packages (on their own servers)?

I tested "Recuva.cameyo.exe" and it writes in AppData and in the Registry (some "VOS" entries).

[dany]

Do they really have the rights to redistribute all those apps? Even if they are their own cameyo packages (on their own servers)?

Some maybe... But I seriously have my doubts about the various Microsoft entries and some Pro versions of software. They are not free, there's some MS Access stuff on there that requires a paid-for license.

[Midas]

Cameyo is now at v2.6.1209 (changelog up to v2.6.1191 at http://www.cameyo.com/about-us).

Evalaze is currently at v2.2.1.1 (empty changelog at http://www.evalaze.de/en/Changelog/).

Note: Evalaze version comparison table and system requirements (DotNET!) are in the PDF datasheet (at http://www.evalaze.de/en/Evalaze/Download/).

[Napiophelios]

Thats funny he took my advice;
Cameyo now comes pre-Cameyo'ed

havent tested using dotnet yet
but on its own it behaves just as before.

Cameyo website looks nice
tho I think he plagirised Crownixx's "best practice" speech a little-bit
in his documentation.