General Discussion

Hello All! We at the Binary Bums have a new project we have been working on called Cameo. It aims to be a portable desktop environment based on a customized bbLean shell and utilizing portable apps so you can have your favorite desktop environment with your favorite apps anywhere you go. It currently is in stage two of beta development. To visit the Cameo website [link removed by mod JTH for trademark, open source licensing violations].

on insertion my U3 Drive is asking for a password. When will this feature be available at portableApps?

Marc

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Seorang guru yang profesional, sebelum mulai mengajar pasti menyiapkan perangkat pembelajarannya. Perangkat itu meliputi Silabus, Rencana Pelaksanaan Pembelajaran (RPP) dan menentukan Kriteria Ketuntasan Minimal (KKM). Oleh karena itu, masing-masing perangkat tersebut harus dipersiapkan sesuai kegunaannya.

I just noticed, in referencing OSI-compatible licenses, that the OSI Certified link is outdated. This link would presumably be clicked on by someone who wants to know what OSI certification means, but it just drops them on the latest meeting minutes, which I am sure is not the intended action. Rather, I propose the links all be updated to point to this page, as it outlines what software must be to earn OSI certification, and I imagine this or one like it is what was originally linked.

Why the new installer icons are becoming all the same? Isn't it better that each installer icon use the old system where they used to use the original icon!

all those 15 applications below are outdated as of today not including betas and release candidates....

what's up with that? did the crew here retire or gone kookoo after trying to keep up with all the new versions!

Task Coach
Eraser
InfraRecorder
PeaZip
GnuCash
DVDStyler
OpenOffice.org
FileZilla
Miranda IM
WinSCP
Cornice
Frets on Fire
PokerTH
Stellarium
Virtual Magnifying Glass

my flash drive crashed and burned the other night. lost 1GB of info.
i bought a u3 enabled flashdrive. i realize u3 has some free apps but does charges mostly for theirs. i support open source free software such as portableapps. my question is this.1 should i just leave u3 enabled on my flash and download free stuff. 2. or should i disable it? and if so, how do i do that? do i need to go buy another flashdrive? 3.can i use portable apps on a u3 enabled sandisk?
pros/cons/opinions solicited. thanks.

Hello sorry but im new to this i installed spotify to my portable apps stick and it works eureeka

Greetings all-

I've been using portable apps for years without a problem. But suddenly today, the admins at my school seem to have a problem with it.

I'm going to have a meeting with the principal and the school tech person to discuss it tomorrow.

Any tips on what to say to them about this?

If they still won't let me use portable applications, I'm just going to stop using school computers. Internet Explorer is horrible, Microsoft word and such take forever to load, everything is much too bloated. I also have my computer set up with all open-source software.

IDM released their editor and compare program in a PAF (non-U3) format today. I've tried the editor out out and am very happy with it.

The relevant page over on their website is:

http://www.ultraedit.com/products/mobility.html

From my standpoint, having a choice of RegEx engines alone has made this worthwhile.