Request Apps

would be nice to have an ocr software like GOCR

it would be helpful to have an DWG viewer, but as far as I know this is difficult to find open source and free

It would be nice if you could access the portable apps via a right-click to the desktop that could open a context menu instead of a graphical menu

Is this possible?

Paul

I would like a portable bittorent client

Many of us have been asking for certain types of software like anti-spy ware, virtual machines and many things like that. I have heard there has been freeware, not open source software that can do that.

This is a great application.
http://virtuawin.sourceforge.net/
I have tried it installed.You can find the portable here.
http://www.pendriveapps.com/virtuawin-windows-virtual-desktop-manager/
I am afraid to install the portable version since i installed xampp from this site and got a Trojan horse.

Program: Last Changed Files

License: Freeware

Description: File search utility Last Changed Files finds the last 100 modified files on your drive, so you can find the file you just saved but can't remember where. Using Last Changed Files—which requires no installation—is as simple as launching and waiting while it searches through your drive to find the last 100 modified files. This application could be very useful the next time you save a file and then can't remember where you put it—if you haven't modified 100 files since then.

Could you make Linux portable, i know it is already but it is a hassle to install it!

Hi all,

I have some wishes ... but don't know if they can be realised !

You already have in your directory a pdf reader (SUMATRA PDF) but unfortunately I'm completely unable to use it as my screen reader is totally incompatible with it.
As Adobe Reader is a free app I would like to know if it could be possible to make it portable.

Another wish about OpenOffice.

You also have OpenOffice among your PortableApps.

Well we already have Abi word which is great for people that want to get work done and not take up space with open office. The other parts of gnome have help creators of linux fit more software with its lightweight design. Check it out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnome_office . It would be better than open office for some people.

Why not, it's one of my favorite freewares and its great for making tutorials and recording internet material as well.