Release History
klik was designed in 2004 by Simon Peter. A next version, klik2, was in development; and would natively incorporate the FUSE kernel module, but it never reached past the beta stage. Since 2011 the project homepage klik.atekon.de is not reachable anymore, but a successor project named PortableLinuxApps with similar goals was started by the main developer.
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