Request Apps

I'm here but I'm already loving it. I do a lot of graphics and I saw the gimp on the list which was awesome and I'm totally grabbing that. But i was wondering why isn't Blender on the list. It's a fully functional 3D app that's open source and totally portable. My Blender folder is 57mb but i have lots of extras, the base folder off the Blender website is 33mb. There's no reason not to have it on here.

This would be a great addition to the Portable Operating Systems category: Ubuntu Linux running side by side with Windows. The Ubuntu windows appear side by side with the Windows windows. This is because the 2 Operating systems are running in the same time.
I have tested it and it runs great.

Is it illegal according to their EULA to create a portable spotify? Or at least do a launcher? I would be interested in that(either creating or just have it), but I'm unsure if you are allowed or no. Yeah, you can always do one for yourself but if I want to share it... you get the point.

EDIT: I just realized.. Is this the right forum for this question? Else, please feel free to move it.

EDIT#2:

Did some research. Here are the only directories Spotify uses:

%appdata%\Spotify\
HKCU\Software\Spotify
C:\Program\Spotify\
(Swedish windows)

Marble
License: LGPL
See it in action here.

Marble is a Virtual Globe and World Atlas that you can use to learn more about Earth: You can pan and zoom around and you can look up places and roads. A mouse click on a place label will provide the respective Wikipedia article.

I would love to have Microsoft Office 2007

Google Earth Satellite viewer

I'd like to suggest this AWESOME piece of software. Simply amazing..!

Program: Linux MultiMedia Studio
License: Open Source/GPL
Description: A program similar to Lmms is Fruity Loops Studio 8.
Website: http://lmms.sourceforge.net/

i would like to request the emulator No$gba

it is a great emulator and it can play GBA and DS games

What about?

RAR Monkey

http://www.harmonyhollow.net/rarmonkey.shtml

IZ Arc2Go

http://www.izarc.org/

IZ already has a "portable" version that probably just needs a wrapper.

I know, Python is being made ready for PortableApps (https://portableapps.com/node/15756), but I found this site and tried out the Portable Python. It worked fine for me. It has Python 2.5 and Django inside.

Maybe this can be also considered as an alternative.