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What do you think about those?

Does anyone know of a good file synchronization utility out there?
"Super Flexible File Synchronizer" seems to the best synchronization utility I've found yet, but is not freeware.
Or should I look into a simple backup utility.

I move Total Commander on my USB drive. Has changed ini file location (as default in Windows directory) and in all plugin set path %COMMANDER_PATH%\plugin.
The best file manager always with me.

A portable dictionary will be good for people who doesn't know great English. Like me

Do you know Shinux?
It is a Gnu/linux OS available on a usb flash key, downloadable for free, you can buy a key, too.

I didn't test it, but why not register there?

How about porting this?

Eclipse is already portable, and it handles a large variety of programming languages. Sure, you still need Java installed on the host system, but in most cases, it works fine.

Would be nice to have access to my WebDAV store while away and synchonice data, maybe even backup the changes on the usb stick...

BitKinex is a nice one but unfortunately not open source

does anyone know a open source WebDav client? (graphical, not command line...)

In addition to the Portable Suite I use:

• Programmers Notepad - Text Editor
• MetaPad - Text Editor
• Notepad++ - Text Editor
• AB-Euro - Currency Conversion
• puTTY - SSH, Telnet, etc...
• MWSnap - Screen Capture Application
• 7-Zip - file Compression/decompression app

any portable download manager which function like net transport,flashget