Request Apps

I write a Linux Blog called linuxglobe.wordpress.com, I am strongly disappointed that NO Portable Apps from AbiWord, Audacity, GIMP 2.4, KompoZer, Scribus, Inkscape, Firefox, to Thunderbird, are NOT available for the Fedora 8 OS or Ubuntu 7.10 OS for that matter. Linux is becoming a major threat to Windoze and Portableapps could really help BOOST Linux in so many ways. Also, I use my MAC for other tasks and NO MAC OS X 10.4/10.5 compatible Portableapps are available, this too must be remedied, not everyone in USA is using Microsoft!

The thunderbird and enigmail bundle is nice. But there are some function limitations. You can`t download files from the internet and then check if the signature matches the downloaded file.

For non portable use gpg4win works fine. But there is no portable version and making portable is hard.

Many frontends are out.
http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.en.html

Any that could be used portable?

This is just musthave application and it is opensource now!!

http://farmanager.com/opensource.php?l=en

Please guys, can you implement it?! Using it you can do almost everything.. Probably it is not very popular over the world.. but here in Eastern Europe almost each IT person using it! Check it out and you like it!..

Thank you in advance!

Hi, I realize that there is already a 'lightweight' PDF reader however i am the type of person who justs likes the 'brand name' software... so anyone who can do this for me it would be greatly appreciated Thanks heaps in advance
JGamer

p.s. if u have a link or once this has been achieved if you could email me at jgamer1991@gmail.com that would be great thanks again

Jgamer

I find K-Meleon as a BETTER alternative for Firefox.
It's faster and leaves little to no fingerprint.
It would be nice if you can integrate a portable version for PortableApps.

Thanks!
We'll be waiting

Jajuk is a Music organizer and a great one in my opinion. pLus its free and platform independent.

Jajuk is fairly portable with the exception of that when Jajuk is first run it places a file called ".jajuk_bootstrap" in your user folder. This file then tells Jajuk where your workspace is (which contains the db for you music location, etc..)

I am knew to programming, and still trying to figure this whole making your own portable stuff..

I would love to see this app in a true portable format...

I was surfing the forum and found a link to another web that show me a software called Protect Exe 0.4 beta. I still need to check for license, but most of the software in that page is open source so I think it's not a problem...

This program encrypt and password protect exe files... yes, I know is not "the best solution" but I think is something to help protect our PApps.

Has anyone thought of trying to make a portable version of Serials2005?

It's closed-source freeware. I use it on my home computer to store all of my software serial info. It makes it much easier than keeping up with all of the papers themselves. It would be nice to be able to run this from one of my flashdrives, as I tend to to a lot of reloading of software and os's.

HideAnyWindow
hi
i have this software and i want it in portable mode
i wanted to see if its possible to make it portable for me?
if its necessary i can upload it and put the link of file in this website
if any one can help me please tell me!!!
my email is:
largboy_20@yahoo.com

I stumbled across this app on sourceforge and thought it looked interesting. It's a standalone app that automatically splits up large mp3 files.

It's open source and written in C++.

http://audiobookcutter.sourceforge.net/

I realize that Audacity can manipulate mp3 files, and based on the website this app is already portable, but I think it would be a nice app to have in .paf format