Request Apps

Name: Njam

License: Open Source

Description: Njam is a full-featured cross-platform pac-man-like game written in C++ using SDL library

Features:
Single or multiplayer mode (local or network)
Duel mode (players compete against each other to get more points)
Cooperative mode (players cooperate to finish as many levels as they can)
Great music and sound effects
Runs on Windows, Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, BeOS
Customizable level skins
Many different levels

I was wondering if anyone has developed an app that can run .iso files on the hard drive instead of having to burn them to a disc. I searched the forum, but only saw mention of apps that I do not see in the list of supported apps. Does anyone know if there is one available yet?

If Microsoft can make Microsoft Office portable,
Do you think this is good?

Program: PSMAntiKeyLogger

License: Open Source/Freeware

Description: PSMAntiKeyLogger is a real-time protecting tool which protects you against not only Keyloggers but also Screen/Form capturers. It can be compared to SnoopFree at http://snoopfree.com.

Website: http://psmantikeyloger.sourceforge.net

Other: Would be useful to have for those who use Firefox Portable, or other such apps in which sensitive data is being typed.

My mom has Windows Vista, and she need a easy-to-use application that would change the picture from BMP to GIF, JPEG, etc. That option is available on WinXP image viewer but not Vista. Please help

I'd love to see mIRC or any other open-source IRC client with theme-capabilities hit the portable arena.

Any suggestions?

It would be sweet to have a portable version of halo trial where it doesnt leave anything on the computer like registry files

I don't know if this one was already mentioned but I didn't have time to go through the full list of requests.

SyncBack is a full featured, easy yet powerful backup and synchronization utility.

It's already completely free and quite small so integrating it as a portable app should be fairly easy.

For more info on syncback visit:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/Syncback.html

Does anyone remember the popular "SideKick" TSR program from the late 80's and early 90's? I used that program all of the time. The most valuable part of the program was the ability to journal with a time and date stamp to each new entry.

With the quick keyboard shortcut, it would pop-up my journal (just a simple TXT file) where I could record my telephone conversations, meetings, anything that I was working on. I was able to use it to refer back to past activities, etc.

I really wish there was an application available today that would allow me to do this. Anyone aware of one???

Could Task Coach please be updated

Thank you