Request Apps

http://guake.org/

Guake is a top-down terminal for Gnome

It can be so useful and convenient in many situations
I was trying to create my own portable guake, but my schedule has not allowed me the time I need to put into it and research how.

https://obsproject.com/
Open Broadcaster Software is an advanced streaming or screen recording application. If you decide to support this, perhaps it could be in it's own category "Screencasting", within Music & Video, and CamStudio could be there with it.

Program: BOINC

License: Open Source

Description: Allows users to donate their CPUs to grid computing (for SCIENCE!).

Website: http://boinc.berkeley.edu/

Hello, I'd like to mine dogecoins on my father's PC since it's much faster than mine. I used the search spell, but it failed. Is there any way to do this?

How about adding the free version of AnyDesk. This is a great piece of support software.

I request Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server. I realize that SWI-Prolog Portable is available. I haven't tried it, and it might be good. However, I've started learning Prolog with the Amzi! system, and I want to continue using it.

I am very surprised to see that the list of apps does not include a compiler for C++. Even a command-line compiler could work, but, of course, a good IDE is preferable. To me, a good C++ IDE is the most essential app that I want to carry with me on a USB stick.

An IDE for Visual Basic would also be nice. Preferably, it could both compile and interpret code.

Hi Team,
I'm searching/looking since years for a (preferably) portable (MS)Project GANTT-style like software which can track historical events million years back in time.

I've already contacted several project software developer companies (e.g. SmartSheet, TheTimelineProj, OpenProject, Timeline Studio, and view others) but no one seems to be interessted.

I'm looking for JRE 7 update 72 or JRE 7 later version but not JRE 8. Could anyone can provide download url?

this is a gem of a small calculator that can graph like your overpriced t 89.

its gnu gpl so i think it would be a easy program to add... i don't even think it installs.

if you've never stumbled across it just download and play with it. its so easy and would be a wonderful addition to the apps.

http://www.graphcalc.com/index.shtml

edit: i was mistaken it does an install but i hope its not complex.