MokaFive LivePC: VDI with a twist

In order to actually download the image, you must login with your username on the MokaFive Server's website and "subscribe" to your LivePC.

In either online or offline mode, the question of responsiveness of the session is moot, as it's executing in the client's hardware. This also means that sparse, lightweight Windows XP images can use less space to execute, and so we recommend stripping images to barebones before building a LivePC image. Otherwise it will take forever to download a new image if you work from home or have a slow connection.

The MokaFive method is very lightweight, although it needs certain VMware pieces to make it work. Virtualization hypervisor server hosts are moot, because images execute as hypervised guests, yet can be updated from the MokaFive 'mothership' or just used in 'offline' mode until the next available server connection method is available. It's VDI, but with a twist.

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