Running a USB key on Ubuntu system

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by jadiknight, Sep 16, 2009.

  1. jadiknight

    jadiknight Private E-2

    I have a USB key with a startup utility manager (PStart), and several programs for maintenance and productivity. Problem is, it is Windows configured, so when I am at friends' places with a Linux box or MacOS, I can't use any of them. Major problem is that I cannot even see the trash folder and permanently delete files to make more space.

    1. Is there a way to use this drive apps on these machines?
    2. Or where can I set up on it portable apps that do a comparable job on non-Windows machines?
    3. At the very least, how can I permanently remove files while on these machines, so I can clear space for large file transfer, if I have accidentally not permanently deleted unneeded files?

    Thanks in advance.
     

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