General Discussion

I was thinking, would it be a good idea if people who are trusted could upload tested apps to PA.com? Things that would have been approved by John, of course.

I have been using the little portability called CAFE (http://clef.usb.googlepages.com/cafe) for awhile. It uses relative paths and allows file extensions to automatically open programs.

I was thinking it would be great if this type of functionality was built in to future versions of the portable apps menu.

Just before my 3 month old PQI flash drive died, I did a full backup using the Portable Apps main menu backup utility.

When I get my replacement flash drive, do I install Portable Apps then go to the backup menu and restore, or do I unzip my backup file and simply copy it to the new flash drive?

Thank you.

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So I searched for it, but other than it not being done yet, I didn't see a messae bout when it may come out. But my question is what email adddress will it be so I can put it in my address book so it won't get tagged as spam randomly.

Hi.. I use klipfolio for RSS feed. Sadly the Portable App icon looks *bad*. Looks like the typical transparent gif jagged edge problem.

I mean the RSS feeds still work, but eye candy is important these days.

Thanks.

Just to let you know, I updated the Development page so it's not as out of date
John, don't kill me
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Ryan McCue

Just thought I'd pop in and let everyone know about this.

DL.TV(Wiki), a video podcast from some ex"The Screen Savers" cast, talked about PortableApps.com!
Episode 179, Tuesday July 3, 2007. Find it here.
Congrats!

Do you know any portable ps viewer?

Around the same time I discovered portableapps.com, I also remember reading about another portable OS system that allows ANY app to be installed within this system. I remember it was created by a group of programmers from India, and the app had a slightly unusual name. Does anyone remember this software.

This app permitted the user to plug and play an entirely private environment that permitted installation of any app, such as Photoshop or whatever. And without having to adjust the bios to login into this portable, private environment.