Request Apps

Hello!

I'm looking for a way to use, on an USB flash drive, a website written in Php and using a SQL database.

Is it possible to install such apps on an USA as the server to run the website?

Thanks,

Pierre

I have a DVD burner in an external enclosure that I would like to use on public PCs to burn disks for others from my thumbdrive. Even if not designed specifically for portable use, has anyone had any luck using any software for DVD burning that will install on a thumbdrive?

Any network/security software portable?
I mean: local proxy servers, security scanners, port scanners etc...

My old USB Key DISKGO had a small utility (SecureGuard)
that locked the partition and required a password to
unlock and read the Drive/Key. It was not Encryption
software like TrueCrypt...

Unfortunately I didn't research my new drive (Corsair Voyager GT)
enough...It came with FREEWARE TrueCrypt...I don't want encryption
software and I don't want to either have to load the program on
a PC (requiring to be ADMIN) or to use Travel Mode (Also requiring
PC Admin rights)...

Program: Editplus
License: Shareware
Description: Some sort of Notepad or Editplus web editor.
Website: http://www.editplus.com/

This software is not free, but it's pretty cheap and already installable on a USB Stick.

Would love to see it integrated with PortableApps.

http://www.roboform.com/pass2go.html

Alternatively, if there is already a password manager built, in that might be great as well, but I did not see it in the list of supported apps.

This software is not free, but it's pretty cheap - I think around $30.

In version 8 of Rapid PHP, they added a capability to install it to a USB Stick.

I would like to see the ability to add this to the PortableApps menu, even though you would need to buy the RapidPHP sofware separately. Perhaps similarly to how XAMPP needs to added to the menu separately after it is installed.

http://www.blumentals.net/rapidphp/

Have used this as an alternative to XAMMP and would love to have it as an option.

Please

GIMP is actually awful to use, terrible non-intuitive interface.

please could we have an alternative?

eg: Paint.net

which has layers and quite easy for me to teach newbies to use.
they can't use GIMP and give up.

BTW, I am a Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro user and teacher,
please trust me on this.

If any of you could make Little Fighter 2 Portable it would be awesome.
I tried myself.. but im too much of a noob to use Nsis i guess...

you can get this awesome freeware fighting game on lf2.net