Quote Originally Posted by thinus View Post
In general though, when you have limited space on expensive high performance storage like a SSD or Velociraptor you want full control over where application binaries and application data is stored. I don't know whether you can configure ClickOnce on the local PC in some way to control where it places binaries.
Unless you let Mojo page out to disk the location of its exe and dll files has no effect on performance. No effect at all. Given the way it's written and used that not likely to happen even if you're short of RAM, and that probably isn't very likely either for the category of users that you're talking about.

Quote Originally Posted by thinus View Post
I don't know whether you can configure ClickOnce on the local PC in some way to control where it places binaries.
You can't tell ClickOnce where to put the files, but you yourself can put them wherever you want. Just copy or move them like any other files.