Is Flyakite Free?

Hey there. My question is pretty obvious, from the title. Is FlyakiteOSX completely free?

Cause if it isn't, I just made a big mistake in installing it.

Does it install any "shareware" or "payware" programs (trial versions) that I'll end up having to pay for?

I've tried Objectdock before and liked it, although it slowed down my PC a bit.

Last night, after installing RKLauncher, I found Flyakite.

The website says it's free, so I did it, but now I'm wondering if I should have.

Thanks,

PMZ

#440374

100% FREE!

Have fun with it :)

#440376

YES! 100% FREE. That I know of, it does not include any trial/shareware, just freeware, that you could download seperately. The only thing you may want to buy is WB, if you want the AUTHENTIC OSX look and feel.

Have Fun with Your New iPc!

#440414

you must paypal me $50 and I will give you a link to the download

#440426

you must paypal me $50 and I will give you a link to the download

he's joking. do NOT paypal any money to ellada. you have to paypal your money to ME for the download link. shame on you, ellada. shame, shame, shame...

#440428

no no no no no no no no no....shame on you shmengie, trying to trick innocent n00bs, because that's a total ripoff. Paypal me $43.47, before the 15% tax of course. See, i fight for n00b rights.

i fight for n00b rights!

#440431

it's 100% free, but now I ahve my mac, is there a kit to turn it into xp/vista? :P

#440432

sure... send it to me via dhl and i'll return you my old pc ;) (with a complete win98 emulation pack)

#440435

You guys are ridiculous for charging the poor guy for something that's free... tsk tsk.

trekon86, just send your complete system to me at P.O. BOX 1138 and I'll make sure that no payware has been unknowingly installed. :D

#440436

trekon86, you should realize there's no real way to "accidentally" pay for shareware. You'll realize if you have to pay for something, and in the case of FlyakiteOSX, everything is free or crippled ;).

-NC

#440440

Well, I installed it and it looked great, but things were getting sluggish and I didn't like the way Cyberhawk kept saying that it was a virus and the Finder bar was at the bottom, not the top.

But maybe I'll uninstall Cyberhawk and try again, seeing as not all my system files are the same, evidently. I uninstalled it, and now things aren't working perfectly (such as the adjustment tabs on Taskbar toolbars) and windows are now opening in weird places. It said it uninstalled the boot screen, but now the OSX boot screen still shows up after three or four restarts. I also found two trojans after I installed it.

But I think the trojans were just happenstance. Flyakite, as far as I can tell, is not a virus. It just causes problems if you try to uninstall it, right?

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I also tried to use System Restore to get all my previous settings back, but when it restarted it told me that "your settings cannot be restored."

And this was using a previous checkpoint.

PMZ

#440772

The "trojans" in FlyakiteOSX aren't really trojans. They just help out with the installation process by helping make it smoother.

I'm not too sure about the boot screen, but maybe if you tried another uninstall that could fix things.

And, if it's still worth it, you can move the taskbar to the top by yourself by right clicking the taskbar and unchecking "Lock the taskbar" and dragging it to the top and locking it again.

#440784