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Thursday, 23 December 2010

New Portable Edition in final stage internal testing

Posted on 21:33 by Unknown
The *next* beta release I'll have along with it a Portable Edition. It will be lean and mean, and operate with a single click. You can store your INI and LOG file on the flash drive. You simply run it. It's all done, I'm just debugging some final issues and testing the code. If I get it done tonight, I suppose I can make it a Christmas Present from Bitsum Technologies ;).

I've noticed other site(s) offering a portable edition of Process Lasso. I have not analyzed these editions. Be wary of them as they are not officially sanctioned Bitsum products. If the authors would like to contact me I can give them my own 'thumbs up', after reviewing their files. Until then, the user must assume any copy of Process Lasso put together by a third-party to be dangerous. It may be benign, and simply a helpful user, but who knows until it is looked at. Whether or not it will have any necessity after we officially release the Portable Edition is unknown. It depends on if this user-created edition is different in some way that might be appealing to a certain subset of users.

Our new, authorized and safe edition of Process Lasso Portable does NOT utilize U3 and instead 'just runs'. After some user feedback, we determined this the best approach, as we had no necessity for U3 anyway. If there are any U3 fans out there, now is the time to speak up ;)
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