Hi, check out these portable applications, each in just one file!:
[One File] Portable Notepad++ 2.0
[One File] Portable WinRAR Dutch
[One File] Portable Xfire
[One File] Portable VirtuaWin 2.0
^( Unable to add modules or to change hotkeys. 3.0 fix? )
Link to the web-site for downloads: [Link removed due to illegal repackaging of at least WinRAR. From your description of 'one file' I also suspect you've used ThinApp; if you have they'll all be illegal - mod Chris]
Torrents:
[One File] Portable Notepad++ 2.0 Size 1.35 MiB
[Link removed][One File] Portable WinRAR Dutch Size 1.4 MiB
[Link removed][One File] Portable Xfire Size 5.34 MiB
[Link removed][One File] Portable VirtuaWin 2.0 Size 141.38 KiB
[Link removed]
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I'm tempted to start a sweepstake to see how long it is before this post gets removed.
I think this breaks several forum rules as well as some legal ones too.
I thought you would be happy. I didn't saw a forum to upload portable apps so I decided to put it on here.
Actually I haven't used "ThinApp". I used another technology to repack all the used files into one file, and I included a command to start the application. Why should repacking of WinRAR illegal? It's a 40 - day trial, but it never ends, b'cause of a bug of WinRAR. I haven't read the Terms Of Usements from WinRAR so I didn't know if it could be done.
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I've got no interest in discussing the legalities of modifying and distributing WinRAR or any other package, but those who do choose to discuss the topic should at least be familiar with the terms of the license, don't you think?
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What "[other] technology" did you use? Other than ThinApp, the only other one I know of is Xenocode, and they don't package the whole thing into just one file AFAIK.