General Discussion

Is there a section of the site where I can download older versions of present Portable apps?

I use Opera Browser 12.16. Its a legacy app. There's 12.17 available, but I prefer 12.16. Is there a shadow page that can be accessed?

We're investigating an outage that occurred between the hours of 3:56AM and 6:26AM. It appears to be due to a failure in Rackspace's Cloud Databases, a redundant system for mySQL databases that we host our backed on. I'll be posting an incident summary once I have all the details. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

The homepage currently claims uTorrent Portable 3.4.5.41202 is updated as of 2 days from now:
http://i61.tinypic.com/ivzk7d.jpg

How do I move the program from one flashdrive into another
I want to do this without losing my currently installed apps as my internet is very slow

This URL (http://www.mega.cl/karaparaask/capitulos/tayyar-le-quitara-un-rion-a-met...) is supposed to show me a soap opera in order to download it, but everytime I try to watch it, Portable mozilla does not let me do it. In addition to that the IRC system is not working cause nobody answered to my questions.

Just curious, how many Portable Apps users are using PA.c on a Mac using BootCamp or similar programs?

Why are there no portable encryption Tools to download?

What would you recommend to use for password protection/encryption for my PortableApps USB Drive?

Thanks.

I would like to know whether it would be possible to "license" the PortableApp launcher, so that it is not under GPL.

Here is the whole story.
Alfresco is an Enterprise Content Management software, and we have been shipping "LibreOffice Portable" as part of the installer, to perform some transformation on documents. Alfresco is dually licensed: LGPL and Commercial.
Lately, more and more of our customers are getting nervous about GPL components, and we have to argue with them to convince that it's OK. We would like to stop doing that.

I've been working on .NET support in our ecosystem for a little while. It's been a bit complicated settling on a proper way to do things so that it 'just works' for the end user and they don't need to worry about things. For context, here's the state of .NET support in the various versions of Windows we support:

For XAMPP (preconfigured server; includes Apache, MySQL, and PHP so you can run most websites and webapps directly from it.)

I think the PA's description needs information adding to it for Windows XP users (https://portableapps.com/apps/development/xampp)