Request Apps

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in working on this. I know there is LinCity out there, but for me it's just not the same.

Program: Micropolis
License: GPL
Description: It's SimCity 'Classic' renamed

Website:
http://www.donhopkins.com/home/micropolis/
http://code.google.com/p/micropolis/

Other: Electronic Arts donated SimCity to One Laptop Per Child and released the source code.

hey i have successfully installed portable java but....
still i cant run limewire or frostwire....
it shows everytime msg tht u have to need java....
now what???

hey can i have portable metacafe video downloader???
fast reply..

hey hows all???
i want portable any videofiles to 3gp converter....
can i???

I'd love, love, LOVE to see a PortableApps version of the Emacs editor. Preferably not something bloated with a GUI, but just a very fast, responsive, text / console based version. Emacs as it was originally meant to be.

This shouldn't be a subset or a "wannabe"; I'm hoping to see the whole nine yards, with scripting support and everything.

Thanks!
Kip

1. Portable apps should make software for Linux Mint (http://www.linuxmint.com/) and ububtu.

2. Yahoo messenger, Google earth and Google chrome should have portable version.

3. Linux Mint have portable version form this site like following site http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-linux-mint-7-flash-drive-creation-windows

Verizon Call Assistant the executable file as a Portable App would be helpful to me and others who use Verizon. There are many of us.

what i realy need is something that can access the apple itunes store and itunes came
to mind but can winamp access the apple store or what?

Program: Nero 9 - Free version

Version: 9.4.12.3

Release Date: 2009-07-30

File Size: 55 MB (57.187.288 bytes)

MD5 checksum: 11c83041227b73c0c490ffe16a5d65c3

License: Freeware

Description:
This version of Nero 9 contains simply data burning and disc copying features for CDs and DVDs. Additional features and functionality are available with an upgrade to Nero 9 full version.

I know there is the Firefox portable that we all know and love. However, there is a webkit browser that was featured on Lifehacker. It is lean, mean, and open source. I think that a portable webkit browser is something PA.com needs. (1) It allows web developers using Nvu or KompoZer to test websites in webkit portably. (2) It would start up faster than Firefox. Useful for a quick check on something before one leaves. (3) PA wouldn't be much of a platform without choice.