Request Apps

I was wondering if somebody can make a portable app for a DJVU file reader and also a converter so it could convert .djvu to .pdf?

Thanks in advance

could you make a portable app of TrueCrypt (www.truecrypt.org) to go alongside of Toucan?

wud love dat

Hi! Sorry if I do not know everything about portability and licensing etc but I have a request.

UDK or unreal development kit is free and I wish to run it from USB drive. I have quickly read in the UDK forum and here is a link about it:

http://forums.epicgames.com/showthread.php?t=707586&highlight=portable

Seems there are some registry things happening and sometimes also a post install of physx, directx etc.

For me that right now is not a problem, I just want to have the main UDK that is above 1gb on the usb.

Program: Magic Cube 4D
License: Open Source (?) includes downloadable executable JAR
Website: http://www.superliminal.com/cube/cube.htm

Has anyone looked at http://www.finalmediaplayer.com/

My son has it installed on his desktop & it seems wonderful.

my computer crashed the other day along with my favorite programs, but the portable programs saved my life, but I love some of the editing in Eclispe if someone can point me in the right direction or if it possible to just install eclispe on a stick.

I bought this game as part of the "Indie Games Bundle" And was wondering if Someone could make it a PA.c... It is open source, and according to this
http://blog.wolfire.com/2010/05/Lugaru-goes-open-source
, if I'm reading it right, as long as it's not being charged for, it's ok...

The first Skype 5.0 stable has been released.
I'd like to request to make this version portable.

http://www.bitdreamers.com/products/timecomx

TimeComX is an award winning automation utility, that can perform various tasks after specified time, process activity or by a lower deviation of network/processor usage and input device activity. Its resource friendly and easy to operate but also powerful.

This software has been designed to be portable. So you can run TimeComX e.g. on an USB-Stick.