Beta Testing

Description:

Base App: FBreader

Category: Office?

About: FBReader is an e-book reader for various platforms. It reads a variety of (non-DRM) formats.

Link: Download Date: 2008-03-01 MD5: 6e1629462d9bb676d695c804c73aa58f

License: GPL

Application: HFS

Category: Internet

About: HFS (Http File Server) is a simple, standalone web server designed for file sharing.

Link: Download Date: 2008-03-28 MD5: b806b08e1eb2cfa6ea09202f8dab6f05

License: GPL

Notes:

Name: NeoCrypt

IO Quake 3 Portable
Description: This project, ioquake3 (or ioq3 for short,) aims to build upon id Software's Quake 3 source code release. The source code was released on August 20, 2005 under the GPL. Since then, we have been cleaning up, fixing bugs, and adding features.

Open Arena Portable
Description: OpenArena is an open-source content package for Quake III Arena licensed under the GPL, effectively creating a free stand-alone game. You do not need Quake III Arena to play this game.

Category: Games

Link: http://www.openarena.ws/

License: GPL

Size: 256MB Zip, 258MB Installed

Installation:
- Extract the launcher to your PortableApps folder
- Download the Zip
- Extract to PortableApps\OpenArenaPortable\App\openarena

Hi all!
New version of PNotes is ready for testing. The program becomes more and more complicated with the lapse of time - I think next version will be called PNotes Studio Enterprise or PNotes Workshop Professional Edition

(changed 08 Mar 2008 14:42 to RC1)
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/pnotes/PNotes_3_5_103_RC1.zip

Well, what's new:
1. Added ability to create and modify notes groups via Control

UFO Alien Invasion Portable

Description:
It is the year 2084. You control a secret organisation charged with defending Earth from a brutal alien enemy. Build up your bases, prepare your team, and dive head-first into the fast and flowing turn-based combat.

I thought MPlayer used closed source proprietary libraries for DVD and MP3 playback. Yet, this MPlayer portable app seems to play both just fine.

Just wondering...

Obviously even if there was a freeware section here, I'd be derided as a troll and eventually...once someone actually downloaded and tried my pack...I'd be chastised for not using NSIS and using different methods to make it faster and more simple (for some). I don't even see the need to use NSIS or any other Windows Installer standardized installer for a project seeking to make standalone packs, its kind of an oxymoron approach. If you can't deploy a standalone app with an SFX (RAR SFX being the most powerful), then you are using installers that, by their nature, touch the host OS.