Request Apps

I have found this program and use it frequently, and I think it would be a good candidtate for a portable app program.

Scribus
http://www.scribus.net

Scribus is a program that allow the user to make professional page layouts similar to various publisher-ish tools

License: Open Source

Anyone interested in professional quality page design to creating news letters for school and classroom projects should check it out. Pages can even export to PDF and is rather easy to learn and use.

It IS open source and free!

its just my fave notepad trans. metapad is clearly the best

i would b happy if some1 wants to make it for me?
i guess ud have 2 download metapad by going to http://www.liquidninja.com/metapad/

dosent look like an active project. last news dated 2005, but i like it still.

some1 plz make it portable for me?

I need to use a lab computer in class, and I got sick of notepad...especially since the teacher sent us code that was UNIX formatted. The lab computers run windows.

Hi all,

I've noticed you only have Sudoku in the games column and am requesting a great game that Just Works.

Name: SuperTux

License: GPL

Description: Great Mario-type game in which you control a penguin. Has Windows version. Would be great to add to the Games collection.

Site: http://supertux.lethargik.org/

Thanks!

Hello,

first of all I have to say that PortableApps.com is one of the greatest projects in the internet.

I have some suggestions for programs which could be offered here. All of them are portable, i. e. you don't need to install it. I know, some of them might be suggested by others, nontheless I list them here up.

Tiny C Compiler:
It's a very small C-Compiler (not C++ !) under GNU LGPL.
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/

Damn Small Linux

now this is a cool one colibri i'd like to see that one with the portable app installer

Hello

I´am searching for Acronic True Image 9.0 or 10.0 portable...

greets

what to say...
it will be the greates portableapp coz it have many plugins and can be used as ftp clien, editor, picture viewer etc etc etc...

Paint.Net is, in my opinion, a better program than the gimp. It seems to be fairly portable in itself but I would like it to default save to the documents folder in my thumb drive

can anyone write a subroutine to enable a command prompt through a limited user account on windblows