Request Apps

I'd love to have this on my thumbdrive.

Here's the homepage: http://www.saring.de/sportstracker/index.html

I wonder if anyone would be interested in creating a launcher for Personal-Backup. It can be found here http://personal-backup.rathlev-home.de/index-e.html.

I don't believe it is OSS, (the legal stuff is in German) so (as I understand) only a launcher could be released, but it is free and gives instructions on how to run from USB with command-line options.

While I use Toucan there are always different strokes for.. you know.

Just a suggestion.

Nmap is a very useful network tool. It is an open source security/port scanner, released under GPL.

The project is very active (last release was 4 days ago at time of writing).

Zenmap is the GUI interface to Nmap.

The only major issue is that much like wireshark, Nmap requires the winpcap driver.

I see quite a few threads requesting Nmap/Zenmap (https://portableapps.com/search/node/nmap), yet we've still not got an official release.

I'd like to see one...

KRDC is an KDE graphical client for the RFB Protocol used by VNC.
If rdesktop is installed, krdc can also connect to Windows Terminal Servers using RDP.

I know some people have already suggested getting some QT and KDE applications working as portable apps. One of the tools missing from my portable apps tool chest is a remote desktop application.

The default search that comes with windows (Search Companion) is rubbish!

It can't even search for files that start with a ".", which is annoying!

I need a portable search companion alternative.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.

Is there an app wich i can run php files from my usb?

Full thing pulled. I found a way to do it without portable menu that works great and don't want to deal with the politics related to this post.

Is there a launcher out there for Spybot?

Hi,
I would like to suggest a Portable version of IBM Lotus Symphony (http://symphony.lotus.com)

I tip to do this was posted by user SupportAdmin4 (Jan 30, 2008 at 10:41 PM) in:
http://symphony.lotus.com/software/lotus/symphony/symphonyForum.nsf/0/23...

Best regards,
Renato S. Yamane

The only thing missing from the list of applications that I use occasionally is a bittorrent client. I'd suggest Deluge, as it's both full-featured, lightweight, and open source.

EDIT: Oh hey, look, it's in the test release section. Never mind.