Request Apps

already done, But An offical Portable Apps Installer would be nice!

https://portableapps.com/node/16693

Before anyone says anything, I know that it is not opensource and that the source code is not available. I think it would be nice to have a portable version on my thumbdrive. I'm no good at programming, so I can't do it myself, but surely there has to be some way of making it portable. M$$ Reader would be a good one to have as well. I have ebooks for both platforms, but no way to read them. Now if what I'm asking is impossible, let me know and I'll live with the world I'm given.

Would be nice to have a portable version of FormatFactory. It converts most common file types to other formats Video, Audio, Pictures, Mobile Devices, and Rom devices. Web page http://www.formatoz.com/ screen shots http://www.formatoz.com/screenshot.html.

I would love to see CClean made an app for the growing list of apps for portableapp.

Program: Pakoon v1.one

License: GNU General Public License.

Description:The Most ambitious of the Pakoon games. Deliver pizzas on an almost infinite landscape. Includes scene editor and more!

Website: http://www.pakoon.com/sourcecode.htm

Other: the website link is to the source codes

Anyone trying to make a portable version of Artisteer?

PSPP is currently the most viable open source GNU alternative to SPSS which is almost essential for any social sciences researcher. The ability to carry it in a portable hard disk or usb drive would be a god-send.

http://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/

JetBee FREE 4.0.7 build 321

# License:
Free

# Requirements:
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

# Limitations:
No limitations

You can easily burn an iso image, copy disc or save disc image to burn it later, to create an iso image from your files and more. JetBee is a great software application for burning CDs and DVDs.

Program: TED: Torrent Episode Downloader

License: Open Source/GPL

Description: Finds and downloads television programs automagically via bittorrent (uTorrent portable should work) utilizing RSS tracker feeds. Users set up shows they're interested in and then TED waits for new episodes.

Website: http://www.ted.nu/ or http://sourceforge.net/projects/ted/

TestDisk is an open source disk recovery application, very useful.

http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk