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I thought this program might be useful for students or people who do research papers and such.

It's an open source program that generates MLA style bibliography entries.

http://mlagen.sourceforge.net/

According to sourceforge it's written in Delphi/Kylix and Pascal.

CDBurnerXP v4.0.015 just became portable compliant as long as .NET is installed on the host OS. It would be nice to see this one integrated to the PortableApps.com launcher.

I've seen some suggestions for portable wikis and after searching the net I have found 2 that I think are the best I found yet. These are personal wiki's and reside in one (!) xhtml file and don't have dependancies on other things. (Some others use perl or python, but not these)

Wiki On A Stick (aka StickWiki)
http://stickwiki.sourceforge.net/

TiddlyWiki
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/

Skype would be a killer offering for portable apps.

Love being able to carry my apps around from location to location without having to lug around both a personal and business laptop. One thing missing is a softphone offering such as counterpath x-lite or other open source equivalents.

inkscape is one of the best opensource vectorial software, I would like to have a portable version... Thanks

Program: N Game
License: Open Source/GPL
Description: Ninja puppet game, you have to get out of the doors and collect keys. Uses arrow keys to navigate.
Website: http://www.harveycartel.org/metanet/
Other: Data file in C:\Documents and Settings\harrison\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\Y9JMBDN5\localhost\n_v14b_userdata.sol. This file records your conquered episodes.

I stumbled across this game on sourceforge.net and it seems like a simple and entertaining game.

the point of the game is to get 5 "ticks" in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

it's written in c++ and since it's hosted on sourceforge.net I'm assuming it's open source.

http://tick5.sourceforge.net/

I am the author of UltraClipboard, and I have made a portable version, and I am wondering if you think it will be helpful at all in your "PortableApps.com" site.

It is not an opensource project, and only runs on windows, but on all versions.

If not, thats fine too.

I haven't published the portable version anywhere, but the regular versions can be found at: UltraClipboard.com.

Thanks!

Ryan
Ryan@OctaneInvesting.com

Can IBM's Lotus Symphony be released portably, or is it not open source? If it can be released, I vote to have it made portably.

Thanks.