It also allows a component-by component breakdown so you can choose which features to use - again, this saves a lot of disk space. PWBuilder also optimizes for space, with optional UPX compression. If you had tried to start any recent (non-lite) version of Winamp from a USB key in the manner that you claim, you would find that it does not 'work fine' - you will get error messages due to missing components of the CD burning stuff, unless Winamp was already installed on the PC you are using - and that's not exactly portable is it? What the portable launcher does is launch it in such a way that all the config stuff is restricted to the location it's run from - nothing is left on the host machine. It can also nuke the winamp config for the PC you run it on. Not true - depending on how it's configured (shared/per user), it can lose its config every time you move it. Secondly, all you have to do is copy the Winamp folder from your HD and stick it on a USB stick, and it works fine! It might not be a TRUE green app, but it works, all the same, without any messing around!
#Winamp portables skin#
It defaults to the 'classic' skin you seem to hate so much, although it does also include full modern skin support. Unfortunately for you, I intend on supporting lower-specced systems too. I had forgotten why I didn't use Winamp for the first few years - gawd, I hated that ugly, eye-straining, little black box interface - still do, evidently! Anyway, I hope that isn't what your Portable Winamp interface looks like! and it was like traveling back to the Paleolithic era in a time machine.
I have been receiving WAY too many email requests for this, and as John has failed to respond, here's the link: PWBuilder can be downloaded here. adafruit contributor tim c clearly has fond memories of whipping the llama’s ass (a quote from the app’s sample file that would play the first time winamp was launched) so they turned the 55.
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