Request Apps

Neverball (My Favorite) http://neverball.org/screenshots.php
NagaSkaki http://www.mayothi.com/nagaskaki.html
Clicking, Blox and Uno http://stuff.goatdairying.com/programs/games/games.html

# iShout [Mac, 7mb] - record and listen to your favorite internet radios.
# CocoaJT [Mac, 8.7mb] - stream live TV programs from major broadcast channels.

It would be great if we could download new skins or change the colour of our menu

It would be awesome if we could move our own files into the little folder bar in the top right corner of the app menu

I'd love a video editor and uploader for youtube as a portable app!

I would have with pleasure Sockso for the PortableApps.com Platform. Indeed, the program is portable, starts under Windows, however, only by a .bat file.

Sockso is a free, open-source, personal music server for everyone! It's designed to be as simple as possible so that anyone with a mouse and some mp3's can get their friends listening to their music across the internet in seconds!

http://sockso.pu-gh.com

I did a brief search but can't find any apps that do what njstar does to display the chinese font. Many places the pc doesn't have chinese font installed and it will be handy if there is a portableapps to display chinese webpage.

i have been learning how to mix shows for my church services and there is an app that connects to the sound board and you can edit a new scene on the app when you dont have the board and that is what i want to make portable

Hello

I have a few suggestions and hope you will consider them.

Suggestion 1.
It would be nice to see the left hand side of the menu that loads up, when you connect your device the stores PortAbleApps, be broken down to Application type i.e. Internet, Education, games etc, as it is on the website.

Suggestion 2.
Allow us to add shortcuts to non portableapps programs stored on our device i.e. I have Skype and MSN Live on my device and rather then have to drill down the file manager looking for the programs, Id like to click a short cut on the menu and the program loads.

How about an open source program for PC Techs who need to know system software and hardware resources. I've used SIW and EVEREST, but I'd like to see and open source version in a portable format.