Request Apps

Program: Postbox

Description: The program is a "jazzed up" version of Thunderbird, with a hell of a lot of wonderful new features and some great ideas when it comes to using your email for so much more than just "letters to friends".

License: Open Source/GPL

Website: http://www.postbox-inc.com/

Hi, can somebody add, and support very tiny text editor, perfect for a development...
http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?6,49898

Hi,can somebody add and support perfect opensource media player: KMPlayer

http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/

Hello all i really like to have a portable version of SiSoft SANDRA 2009 engineer edition . I know it is gonna be a challenge,but here comes the proof of someone being powerful and guru,thank you.

http://www.usafa.af.mil/df/dfcs/bios/mcc_html/raptor.cfm

Developed by the USAF

Raptor is an app used by alot of universities as an intro to programming and design type classes. A friend is stuck in one and wanted an easy way to keep this handy to help out. Thought it would be a prime canidate for a portable app.

Thank you if this happens

Gents,
We all spend so much time and money on MS Project, it would be nice to have a free portable alternative.

Is there some portable task management software?

I just came across this game today and thought it would be great to have this portable. It has a BSD License. The source is available and everything, but if the BSD License is too restrictive, even a launcher would be nice. There is a .zip dl for Windows, but I'm not sure if it's truly portable. Anyway, here's the webpage:

http://nooskewl.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=26

Description (from the site):

Umm...I'd like it if there were some apps that let you boot up and run operating systems like Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. My completely unreliable computer (which I had to reinstall Windows XP on TWICE)would probably work better if I was to use different operating systems like Mac or Linux.

It would be so blooming cool if there was a portable app that incorporated an IDE with built in compiler and tools. My personal favorite would be tcl (interpreter) with Tiny Tcl/Tk IDE or NASM-IDE with NASM. Eclipse and the other new IDE's are too bulky but a nice slimline IDE compiler/interpreter set that runs from a USB/portable device would be so, so, so cool.

Anyways keep up the good work, love all the existing (use a lot of them too
ppp