General Discussion

I downloaded the platform only, because I could use a different language, and added the applications that I needed, but on the main menu, only the Document Folder works as expected: the Music, Image and Video dont.

Any suggestions to fix that

I went through quite a few steps, figured out how to use PortableApps to run IrfanView and other Windows standalone programs in Ubuntu. Anyone interested in the details, see http://raywoodcockslatest.blogspot.com/2010/06/ubuntu-1004-irfanview-and...

I've successfully used Wine to run PortableApps in Ubuntu. Next issue: can I name a WinXP portable application program, running in PortableApps, to be the default program that runs when I double-click on a certain file type in Ubuntu?

For instance, in Nautilus, I double-click on a .wav file. I want my favorite Windows XP WAV player to open up and play that .wav. Can it be done?

It would be helpful to have a forum for using PortableApps in Linux. I see there are plans for a Linux version of PortableApps, but I'm not sure if that's the same thing. I want to talk to others about using Windows apps in Linux via PortableApps. Thanks.

Hello,everyone!
I have installed the RSSOwl protable into my movable hardisk and import all of my rss feeds into it on the computer which in my offices. Unfortunately, the feeds disappear when I move to home after open the RSSOwl. Perhaps I missed some settings. However I am really new to RSSOwl
Anyone know where the feeds stored? And how can I fix the issues.
Have a good day/evening/night...Thanks so much!

Hello,
I have my collection of portable apps working well in my laptop with Windows 7. Now I'm trying to find why this apps are not working on my Workstation. The Workstation is running Windows 2008 R2 and I'm copying the apps through the network to a local drive in the Workstation. It seems like security settings or something like that.
If some one know about what security setting or how to allow this apps to works well in 2008, please let me know.

Thank you!

I have installed many applications on my portable apps, but I can't install Java Portable: the icon never shows up and neither openoffice, nor Firefox say that it's installed. I would appreciate any help.

Thank you.

Foxit or Sumatra?

I LOVE PortableApps and I LOVE the work you guys put in to it.

Really I wish I had the time and knowledge to be able to contribute something more than just bug reporting or forum posts because I honestly believe you guys are LEGENDS.

This brings me onto my main point...

I DO NOT LOVE PayPal.

Really I cant express how strong my feelings are against it. Now I am not going to rant about "how could you possibly only allow us to donate by PayPal!", but I would like to ask whether there are any plans to introduce any alternatives to donating with PayPal?

We're thinking of using PortableApps in a different way. We offer group training courses over IP telephony (for example, Skype), but a lot of companies do not allow external software to be loaded on their PCs which means we often have to use MS Messenger, which frankly, isn't very good. However, as PortableApps do not save any files to the hard disk of the PC or leave any registers, apparently we can give a USB pen-drive to our clients and they can use Skype without compromising the security of their corporate network. Question: Is this a reasonable theory or just wishful thinking?