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Hi, I'm looking for a software to manage image files by keywords (with filter options etc). Portable would be great, but I'm open to suggestions that would allow me to use the image database on multiple devices (by syncing it).

Thanks!

In my opinion, Cool Reader would make a great addition to the portable suite.

CoolReader 3.X is free open-source (GPL) multiplattform eBook Reader under active development.
http://coolreader.org/e-index.htm

Common features
epub (non-DRM), fb2, txt, rtf, html, chm, tcr formats supported
Pages or scroll view
Table of contents
Bookmarks
Text search
Hyphenation dictionaries
Most complete FB2 format support: styles, tables, footnotes
Additional fonts support (.ttf)
Can read books from zip archives

I already have this on my USB but would love to have it integrated into the PortableApps platform.
Livezilla client.
Its a very popular freeware app for live support on websites.
There is already a USB/Portable version available
http://www.livezilla.net/downloads/en/
Thanks.

So basically it's a game where you create your own tracks, it was originally a flash game but it's been changed to entirely HTML 5 , this version is slot faster,smoother than the flash version and it will be awesome if the creator became portable :).

http://canvasrider.com/draw

Is ther any Portable Apps app with a user surface like in apple's appstore? it would be great to find new apps an a top app list in a very easy way.

Please consider to include this superb software into the applications section.
Its a freeware alternative to Mathcad. You can find it at
http://en.smath.info/

Would love to see a "Trek" like space game that was portable. There where many dos/windows freewares that could be a start.

I think it would be nice to have a download all link under each category.
Or maybe a check box next to each app and a button the says 'Download Selected'.

This way if I would like to try re-downloading all the games, for example, to make sure I've got all the new ones and updates for older ones, I can simply check the box for all of them and click 'Download Selected'.

A quick search shows that this has been requested before, but not for a while. Please consider adding Quantum GIS to the stable - QGIS is open source (GNU Public License) and runs great off a thumbdrive. Well it used to at any rate. Recent versions are not so happy (and probably older versions were never properly portable).

Release notes for the current version (1.6) explain how it can be made portable (see http://www.qgis.org/en/about-qgis/qgis-releases.html):

Anyone interested in this game?