He gives instructions for having open files written instead to the user temp directory (usually on the hard drive), to save all that disk activity on Flash drives. This is probably not a good thing for Flash drives, which are only good for a finite number of writes. The author makes a point about the program by default writing out all open files to that directory once a minute. \Data, but that may be a project for another time. I suppose it wouldn't take much to reprogram the freemind.exe launcher to use. \Data easily, so I basically replaced it with an NSIS launcher. I didn't see a way to tell it to put its settings in.
The Freemind.exe (in the Windows distribution of Freemind) is a launcher, only written in c++. I guess I could check on whether the launcher is already running and let it go at that. The techniques I'm familiar with don't seem to be working. I've not done anything to check if the app is already running. If you want to try it, set up Java according to John's instructions for OpenOfficePortable. Of course the java files don't get to CommonFiles by magic. I figure if it is working with the one that is loaded on the USB drive, it might be risky to try it with whatever version is loaded on the host system.
#Freeplane enlarge node size portable#
It apparently has fixed the problem in 0.8.0 where you couldn't use the latest (1.6) Java.įor those who want the latest beta of Freemind, here is Freemind Portable 0.9.0 RC1 Development Test 3 (RC = release candidate) Date: MD5: 514c0b99ea113a39d9256a7206a50d46.įreemind Portable gives the instance of Java in PortableApps\CommonFiles, if found, priority over the system Java. This is the latest "stable" or release version. Description: FreeMind is a premier free mind-mapping software.ĭownload Freemind Portable 0.8.1 Development Test 6 (MD5: ef09325eabd608f99d001d572944f85a)
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