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I just found Griffith. It is a DVD/Movie collection manager. I'd like to have it portable and might try it myself. Does anyone know of any other similar Collection manager because I am used to Tellico (Linux/KDE only) and Griffith isn't as good as tellico.

THX

Cygwin would be an excellent candidate for inclusion as a true "Portable App".
It's well suited because of the plethora of utilities that are available with a Cygwin install.
Just the 'rsync' utility alone is enough to make it worthwhile.
A portable rsync would make it extremely easy to create backups of data without going through the pain of doing a full cygwin install on the local machine.
(ailing Windoze machine... I'm sure we've all had to deal w/ one of those)

Essentially Portable Cygwin =
Portable Subversion
Portable SSH
Portable perl
Portable python
Portable ruby

ive used the program Spacemonger for quite awhile, its great for knowing what large garbage is on your PC.

http://www.sixty-five.cc/sm/v1x.php
even if its not officially integrated, its still a handy tool for anyone using their Portable apps flash drive as a diagnostic tool (thank god for ClamAV portable, thats was a huge help!)

another good one to integrate would be CCleaner
ive done it already, by creating a .bat file that has the lines:
regsvr32 /s ccleaner.dll
regsvr32 /s CCSubTimer.dll
regsvr32 /s CCSystem.dll
regsvr32 /s lang-1033.dll
start /wait ccleaner.exe

Hi, I'm new to the portableapps.com community. I have been using portable applications for a few years but only recently learned there was a community. I found this site because I was looking for updates for my portable apps. Which leads me to my question -

Just thought everyone would LOVE to know! GVim is already available as a portable app! I thought it would be listed here but I don't see it. It installed fine and works great! Although I don't use the menu that you have - I don't remember where I got the one I use (it's called Pstart.) I read about it (and portable apps) in Windows IT Pro magazine.

Here is the link

http://portablegvim.sourceforge.net/

The newest version of Snes9x saves the settings on a .cfg file on the same folder with the .exe... so, now it's can be made portable.

http://www.snes9x.com

Does anyone know of a portable astronomy program?
Or which one would you like to have portabalised?
Any thoughts/hints/ideas welcome.

There seem to be very few portable games, and that is probably because most people do not have the time to play a game from another computer. But this game is simple, challenging, and under the GPL. If you would like to try it out...
http://www.emhsoft.com/singularity/index.html

"ConTEXT is a small, fast and powerful freeware text editor, developed mainly to serve as secondary tool for software developers. " - http://context.cx

I have used this tool for years now and I like nothing else (it has over 200 highlighters) - it serves me for everything I do and I really admire the person who made it, just the same as I admire those who have created portableapps and the apps that go to it.

http://www.context.cx/content/view/18/41/

Hello all,

I know that NSIS Portable (.exe warning) exists, and that you can make HM NIS Edit portable. My question is, is it possible to link the two together to have a proper development environment on the go?

Rick Smith // Paladin225