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Anyone know a Portable eBook Compiler?

J'avais besoin d'un Portable eBook Compiler. Mais je ne connais pas quelqu'un sous GNU.

Wasn't sure if this was the right forum or not, but I have a bunch of PDFs that I want to convert to something else so I can throw them on Google Docs and free up massive USB space. Anyone know of something freeware that I could use for this?

After searching (and found not even a single mention in any thread)... I'm writing to request a game, AssaultCube... it already can be run as portable (unzipping on PDrive and running from there) but it doesn't keep the settings/profile so a launcher is needed...

Can anybody do it?

uh! http://assault.cubers.net/

And it is GPL...

AssaultCube, formerly ActionCube, is a free first-person-shooter based on the game Cube.

May i suggest a open source audio extractor. I have been looking for an extractor for a while now and i keep hearing post bout Audio editing programs. i see we have 2 already but i haven't seen one that could extract audio form video. Maybe some one could look in to this. AoA Audio Extractor. it is free and open source and also under the GPL license. it is also 3Mb small enough to fit on a usb flashdrive.

Open office.org 2.3 is out! will that be portable soon or will there be more testing first?

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It would be interesting to have an Audio Converter (any). What do you suggest?

So I have this copy of Picaview that I've had for a while now and it is the greatest little tool ever! It lets you right click image files for a preview...sound simple, but if you're into image manipulation or download a lot of images, this program is a God-send.

Is there a way to put this on my portableapps?

It runs from the shell menu obviously, so I'm not sure if it needs to register DLLs or what the process is for getting this program to even work standalone.

Here's a copy of the software...
http://www.downseek.com/download/3329.asp

Can I Get a portable Version of winamp?

Program: Scilab by INRIA

Liscence: Open source

Description: This is the freeware counterpart of Matlab by Mathworks. Most of the commands in Scilab are similar to those in Matlab, the only downside I've encountered so far is Scilab has lower stack memory. But what the heck, it's free! Its the thing we use in our Digital Signal Processing and Image Processing Courses, and it works fine. It would be great to have it in the portableapps.com format.

Website: www.scilab.org

I think it would be great if there will be a Safari Portable and some linux distributions
BTW: theres a new Pidgin version!
Thanks!