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I'm taking on a new project -- "NSIS-izing" the batch files in this thread. It should be pretty interesting...

Unfortunately, I won't be able to fix this up entirely in NSIS, unless I can resolve the "REMOVE" issues I'm having (I tell it to delete a file, and I find the file is still there -- even after reboot!). It looks like I'll be using a bit of Registry Rapper and probably several different executables (unless I can fit it all into one somehow...). Wish me luck!

My review of Puppy Linux from both a Portable Apps user/developer and a first time Linux User.

As the members of PortaSoft know from my post, my first distro of Linux that I have ever tryed was Puppy Linux.

This post will be about the Linux LiveCD called SLAX Popcorn Edition.

Some of you may have heard of the Slackware-based SLAX. It is a small but fully functional OS that exists primarily in LiveCD format. I prefer the version of this Os called SLAX Popcorn Edition. This is a minimalistic version, weighing in at only 111MB! It has 6 basic apps. Firefox 1.5, AbiWord, Terminal, Gaim, beep-XMMS, and MPlayer. It uses the XFCE Desktop and Fluxbox, so it should run quite well even on old hardware. All in all, it is a great minimal OS, one of the best that I've seen.

Get it here

Hey all! I'd just like to take this post to outline what I'll probably do here ever so often. Mostly, I'll review software and talk about new stuff like Web 2.0 stuff. I like to keep it simple, so don't expect pretty pictures and nice formatted text

-Justin

Well, this is my Blog test entry. I am trying it out to see how it will work for my peurpose. I will be hopefully anouncing release is of the programs I am working such as:

Registry Rapper

MiniUp - Maybe

Drive Cleanup - Working Title, in pre-pre-pre Alpha stage

Other Progs I can think of

Also you can take a glance at my all information blog: The Core at

http://dercore.blogspot.com

Let see how this works for all developers here on portableapps.

If you've been keeping track of my projects lately, you've probably heard of Instant FileZilla, which is currently at version 0.3. It's designed to let you run a single executable, written in NSIS, which extracts FileZilla to a temporary folder, runs it, and (theoretically) deletes it at some point.

Welcome to the my Portable Apps blog. I'll be trying to publish as much as I can here regarding portable applications and the development of such programs. In the mean time, enjoy!