Request Apps

While the portable media players VLC & MPlayer are great, they're not so great for playing just music files, especially from playlists.

I tried both but their lack of playlist functionality is frustrating.
I also tried a portable app called soprano but it's lacking in playlist-usage as well.

I did find one great, lightweight candidate: yPlay - http://www.spacejock.com/yPlay.html

"yPlay is a freeware MP3, Ogg*, WMA, WAV, FLAC* and Midi player with multiple playlists and a light, clean interface."

Firefox 3 Beta 1 came out today.

The company I work for develops applications in XUL and we will be moving over to firefox 3 now that it is out of Alpha. Can someone make a portable version of this so I can develop at different locations?

Thank you.

Program: Coccinella

License: Open Source/GPLv3

Description: A cross-platform instant messaging client with a built-in whiteboard, VoIP support, file transfer, and so forth.

Website: http://coccinella.im/

Virtual Box (http://www.virtualbox.org/) is a free powerful x86 virtualization product. It would be handy to have the program portable, so a toolkit of virtual machines can be started anywhere.

Program:  Extreme Ataxx

Author / Publisher:  Mark Fitzgerald

License:  Free / Open Source / GPL v.2+

Hi,

I would like to request Total Commander application to be made a portable version, since I like that APP a lot and find it invaluable.

Can anybody make or is there already a linux I can boot off my flash drive without going through all that junk in teminal and without formatting my flash? Let me know.

I would like to obtain (or see produced), a suite of programs to "kickstart" computers that have lost their speed over time. The suite should include a virus scan, shareware and popup scan, hardware test for hard drives, memory etc., removal of junk files and so forth.

Also, a registry tool to clean up, defrag etc would be very useful.

Greetings, as a beginner at programing, i need my IDE or integrated development environment to follow me, unfortunately it doesn't. I currently Use NetBeans By Sun Microsystems It is a fully functional development environment that works for Java, C, C++, Ruby, Mobile Devices, and Even Web Services the setup The full version takes up approximately 850MB, uncompressed.

Program: Folder Size

License: Open Source

Description: Folder Size adds a new column to the Details view in Windows Explorer. The new column shows not only the size of files, but also the size of folders. It keeps track of which folders you view, and scans them in the background so you can see complete size of all files within the folder. It´s very useful for cleaning up your disk.

Website: http://foldersize.sourceforge.net