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Just some quick thoughts,

Hi,

a nice U3 Tool I have not found as an normal portable App is "SignupShield". Does anyone know if there is a "normal portable Version" or similar tool everyone can use with PortableAppsMenu?

A perhaps similar Tool can be found here: http://zeraha.org/dload.php?action=file&file_id=42 but it does not seem to be portable and maybe SignupShield is even better?!

Greetings,
BlackVoltage

a pdf distiller

i think cutepdf is a distiller

Are you going to release portable skype that works under Linux, soon?

Sea Monkey is a combination of Firefox, Thunderbird, and Sunbird in one program. It would really be swell if you guys could make it portable.

there should be some apps for security, like a file shredder, spyware protection, adware protection, and a portable firewall (so when you use someone elses computer they cannot blame you for being hijacked) etc. they would make security easier.

I own the startrek encyclopedia 3.0 by Simon & Shuster interactive inc.
I merge the 2 main cd's and the 2 companion extra cd in one DVD so at least I dont
have anymore to swap cd's. What would be great is if some one can modify the prog.
to have it to look inside it's hown directory instead of a cd rom drive. That way we could put everything on a usb drive that would take a little more or less than 2G
depending if you decide to include or not the companion cd's the main 2 cd's would take close to 1G.personaly I would willing to bring that with me.
the main app prog is a macromedia director player, if any one would be interested

The best portable application for everyone would be a psp and ipod converter.

PSPvideo9 is pretty good = www.pspvideo9.com

pretty good. Would make everyone with a psp happy.

FloppyOs is an operating system that can fit on one or more floppies

I am not sure if they are open source, but there is a Linux FloppOs called Tinfoil Hat

It can be found here http://tinfoilhat.shmoo.com/

There is also a wikipedia article about MiniLinux

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minilinux

There is also a link to Linux on a stick

Thought you might like that

http://www.tinyapps.org/

http://www.download.com/Best-bang-for-the-byte/1200-2645_4-5166363.html
(You should also read the comments people post)

http://www.combobulate.com/node/13
(All the links at the bottom of the page are also very good)