Request Apps

It would be nice to have some sort of NetBeans portable version. It would be nice if it could be bundled with various Java SDK versions so a Java Developer could choose whichever app to use based on their targeted Java audience...

At work with no "Admin" accessibility to install Java SDK or NetBeans, this would be a great help... if at all possible...

As far as I know, there is no SharpDevelop Portable. However, it doesn't seem to make any changes to the registry, either.

Has anyone successfully installed this on a flash drive?

There have been some discussion about this but not in a specific post...

Is it possible to have PDFcreator portable?

I know it creates a "fake printer" in the system, but I mean something like the printing monitor or something like that... a GUI that youc an open, choose a file and press "import/convert to pdf" and is done...

Is that possible?

Greetings.-

http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/downloads.shtml

Gnumeric is a good, lightweight spreadsheet that, with AbiWord and GNOME-DB form the Gnome office suite.

It's fully compatible with Excel spreadsheets, and works far more similarly than does openoffice.

I think that Gnumeric would make a nice lightweight alternative to Openoffice Calc.

So, is there any chance of True Crypt getting "portabilized?" I figure it'd be useful to have with me.

An md5 checksum program
GNU PGP

name says it all, possible at all????

Hello. This is my first post to this forum. I have to say that me and my firm beleive that this could be a great way to make us all more efficient for meetings and presentations. I was wondering if anyone has, knows if it canbe done, or knows how to do it: Revit, AutoCAD, and more importantly, Sketch-Up Pro

I would appreciate any info if any of these are possible or may have been done already. Thanks!

Jaysyn

I know, I know, I know. It's already portable...

It seems to me that Tanisthalon did an excellent job of making this run iwthout an install, and packaging it in PAF, and I also believe it leave behind few or no registry entries. So I ask, it's such a great app, what's holding it back from being hosted on this site as an official PortableApps.com Application.

Hello everybody,

Maybe you've heard about Oolite, the GNU OpenGL Elite clone :

http://oolite.aegidian.org/

I suggest it because it is really easy to be made portable.