Request Apps

Hi although I know this probably won't happen I'm just throwing it out ther and hoping someone will think about it I would love a launcher for iWork stuff cause I'm a student and the school uses all macs and I cant install apps without much hassle and workarounds.

I would like to see a portable launcher for DVD Shrink be made. From my knowledge it only leaves files behind in the app data folder.

It is GPLed, has a TB like interface, it is very configurable and responsive and fast.

www.claws-mail.org

I heard from a post made by Warloc that Photoshop is indeed quite possible to make portable. My question is, why hasn't anybody had the sense to host something quite so revolutionary?

At the moment I'm experimenting with Regrapper, which I hope will work. Sadly, the instructions are fairly vague right at the most important points, and I can't code, so I'm sort of stuck.

If anyone has ANY information on being able to make photoshop portable for dummies, that would be wonderfully appreciated.

I'm not too sure how much interest there would be in this, but it's an open source app that checks for web page updates.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pwatcher/

Hi,
There is a open source game called Armagetron Advanced (http://www.armagetronad.net/). I'd make it portable but sadly, I'm not sure how. I have experimented but I have not succeeded. So I was wondering if anyone could make a launcher for me? Most of the game config is stored in the its application folder in the user profile, but there is some registry modification I think.
Thanks!

Is there any portable application which could maintain a fixed drive letter of user's choice to thumb drive?

The situation involving the official builds of X-Chat 2 is irritating and is probably why there is not a portable X-Chat 2, however, little of significant consequence has really been improved in the software apart from interface details, mostly simplification and prettification.

I believe it to be open source now

http://sourceforge.net/projects/newsgrabber

I realise that there's already 2 official media players (and a few others floating around), but I thought this one showed potential.

http://www.kantaris.org/

Kantaris is a media player based on code from VLC & Bass audio library. The interface is similar in style to MS media player 11, so it would be easy for new comers to pick up and use.

It is also an open source media player as well.