General Discussion

Hi everyone,

I’m quite new to portablizing, but I like the idea—and the PortableApps way of doing it.

Before I make any mistakes, here’s my questions:

I plan to portablize two freeware apps (non-Open Source) that I found useful in the past and think others might like to have portable, too:

1. MELM, a German-language software to check wins in the German state lottery "6 aus 49" (6-of-49). This software is freeware for up to 35 tips but can be registered to allow for more.

...I think it is safe to say I was a fan of PortableApps until the end. Not that I'm not now, but it seems like the project is kinda dead.

Outdated Official Portable AppsOutdated:
- AssaultCube 1.1.0.1
- Atomic Tanks 4.7
- BonkEnc 1.0.16
- ClamWin 0.96.2
- FileZilla 3.3.4.1
- Firefox 3.6.9
- Firefox 4.0 Beta 5
- Google Chrome 6.0.472.55
- Google Chrome 7.0.503.0 Dev (as time permits)
- InfraRecorder 0.51
- KeePass 1.18
- OpenOffice.org 3.2.1 (awaiting updated approval from Oracle)
- Miranda 0.9.2
- SeaMonkey 2.0.7
- Skype 4.2.0.187
- Songbird 1.8.0

I'm using the version 5.0.375.99.

I'm using Google Chrome for Facebook. I can successfully start playing Facebook videos. But as soon as the video starts, I can't click pause button, can't seek video position, and can't adjust volume. None of the buttons are working.

How can I solve this?
What do you guys experience, do you have the same problem?

Hello @all
while using portableThunderbird v.3.1.2 and due to some SMTP problems I intended to switch back to an elder version i.e. latest 2.x.
Is there a locations where is a history available for download?
thanks
Ludwig

Isnt that game awesome! thnx whoever made it

Please let me know what are the steps to take to live the smallest possible foot print on the computer that I use my flash drive on.

So far I use the truecrypt with autorun, than when I finsih I delete what's left with ccleaner portable.

Suggestions are welcome.

Hey,

Are people aware of USB Supercharger? Are people using it?

I saw it mentioned in the Fastest USB Format thread. I'm surprised it hasn't been talked about since.

We are planning to do e-exams on places where there are computers but we do not know for sure if there are LANs in the exam rooms
One way is to have the invigilator bring exam SW on a usb, one for each student/PC, let the student run the exam and take back the usb, now with the student answers as well.
My questions are:
- Is it possible to load the usb with an exam SW application and an answer file to be filled in by the student?

Read a couple days ago that Sun had been bought out by Oracle and that they will soon be charging 79 bucks for Open Office so if you want the latest you might want to download it.