Iv bean in the serch for a portable OS for a while to run all my windows programs anywhere without having to modify the host computer, Well i finally found something called ReactOS. ReactOS has bean fully scripted from the ground up and can install windows32 programs onto it. Its mostly open source expet for some code from WHINE emulator (probly how they can run windows programs on it without getting sewed)and i just wanted to post the link so if anyone else needs it they can find it easier. Sorry this is the only place i could think to post it...
*EDIT* if you want to have it show up in portable apps you can use this free batch to exe converter that works like a charm here is the download link: http://download.cnet.com/Bat-To-Exe-Converter/3000-2069_4-10555897.html
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April 2, 2009 - 11:57pm
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ReactOS has always been an interesting project to me, but I won't touch it until it's in medium-late beta.
Vintage!
True but for me i haven't had any problems with it. But i understand your concern.
thats wine not whine and wine is not an emulator it's a compatibility layer and it's not a dependancy of ReactOS
your friendly neighbourhood moderator Zach Thibeau
Thanks your right lol sorry bout that. But i do think it uses some of the code because in the liscencing it mentions it.
yes they use some code from winelib but not the actual wine code. therefore it's not a true dependency
I hung around their forums to know what they do 
your friendly neighbourhood moderator Zach Thibeau
One more qustion saying iv got ya, why dont they add like ReactOS portable or Unbuntu portable (its unbunut with qmeu)
for one thing your typing is horrible, if you want people to properly understand you you should spell better
and the issue with qemu is that for the windows version it includes a closed source component called fmod, so thus won't be allowed on sourceforge.net (where we host all our apps on)
your friendly neighbourhood moderator Zach Thibeau