Desktop Media - desktop drive icons
Desktop Media - desktop drive icons
This utility creates removable media icon on you desktop the same way that Ubuntu & OSX does. I have just downloaded this program and extracted it by using Universal Extractor. The program files are in the apps folder. I was able to run it by clicking on mediadetect. Not sure if it's stealth but it does not use .net unlike Blue Onions Desk Drive. It also uses a small memory foot print. Could Some please let me know it it is stealth and what you think.http://www.ianandmonica.com/desktopmedia/
Re: Desktop Media
It's not stealth, but Napiophelios has created a JauntePE wrapper for it:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =13&t=6384
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =13&t=6384
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Desktop Media
Desktop Media automatically adds drive icons to your desktop.
It includes USB drives, fixed drives, CD/DVD drives (When disk is inserted), network drives, and even RAM disk drives.
Website at http://www.ianandmonica.com/desktopmedia/
This application is not stealth.
Vote your prefrence: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2121
It includes USB drives, fixed drives, CD/DVD drives (When disk is inserted), network drives, and even RAM disk drives.
Website at http://www.ianandmonica.com/desktopmedia/
This application is not stealth.
Vote your prefrence: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2121
Re: Desktop Media
I had some problems with this program
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =13&t=6384
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =13&t=6384
Re: Desktop Media
To address the problems mentioned by webfork:
It should be noted from the previous thread that
symbolic hard-links should not be enabled when using portably.
(This produces Hard Links which are aptly named, and will be left behind)
Further a JauntePE package is available, though I never got that to work for me.
Additionally when using Desktop Media without a Wrapper some Registry settings Will be left on the host. (Not Stealth)
Though like many applications used portably, it can leave something behind,
and it has some functions that may not be desired (hard links), none of this seems to be disqualifying.
webfork am I missing something???
It should be noted from the previous thread that
symbolic hard-links should not be enabled when using portably.
(This produces Hard Links which are aptly named, and will be left behind)
Further a JauntePE package is available, though I never got that to work for me.
Additionally when using Desktop Media without a Wrapper some Registry settings Will be left on the host. (Not Stealth)
Though like many applications used portably, it can leave something behind,
and it has some functions that may not be desired (hard links), none of this seems to be disqualifying.
webfork am I missing something???
Re: Desktop Media
I could create a Portable version in AutoIt!!
Re: Desktop Media
Very cool guinness
Re: Desktop Media
I should have something tomorrow. But I need a catchy name to give me inspiration.
Last edited by guinness on Tue Jul 05, 2011 12:08 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Desktop Media
As always your mileage may vary. Some people's experiences with Avast have been really bad, but so far the program has worked well for me.donald wrote:webfork am I missing something
The symbolic link on my desktop screwed up desktop search programs, which would search my external drive. I can see that being a good thing in certain situations, but that I couldn't disable or turn it off was very annoying. Although I think I was doing something non-standard with the program, I obviously won't touch it again without some hand-holding by the developer.
Re: Desktop Media
I should mention that if anyone wants the program PM me as I want be releasing on TPFC.
Re: Desktop Media
I'm planning on releasing MediaShort very soon, I have already sent the rough version to those interested
Re: Desktop Media
Excellent.guinness wrote:I'm planning on releasing MediaShort very soon, I have already sent the rough version to those interested
Re: Desktop Media
Desktop Media was mentioned previously at http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... php?t=7531 ...