Request Apps

In portable Firefox and Opera you can`t pause download and resume some other time (no matter it is saved on usb and not on hard disk). So I think that portable download manager would be great idea.

Was originally looking for a MS Visio compatible app but this is quite good. Any chance of it being portable ??

http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/

TIA

EauMan
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I'm an avid portable-apper, but I need some suggestions about portable applications. Think you could help? Here's what I'm looking for...

I think it would be awesome to use Gobby. By putting it on usb you can transfer it to your friends, Co-workers, classmates. Would make group work in CIS a breeze.

Official Link:
http://darcs.0x539.de/trac/obby/cgi-bin/trac.cgi

I know that this has been posted before, and I have searched that thread. However, most of the responses are for Firefox's Bookmarks.html synchronisation.

Can someone recommend me a small bookmarks manager, just to hold URL, keywords, Properties and date and allows some searching. It should be able to export to some file (e.g. csv, txt, xml or html).

At present I am using PowerMarks and have to remember to export it to the thumbdrive before I leave for office the next day.

Thanks

Rodders

If the whole separate GTK directory idea is actually implemented this would be a great game for someone to make a launcher for.

FreeCiv

It's based off of the game Civilization and is open source! just an idea!

Would it be possible to have a portable GnuPG or similar for use with Enigmail on Thunderbird?

Would be really cool to be able to have my encryption stuff with me.

Although, I'm not sure if you can copy keys from one machine/device to another... I'm pretty new to to whole thing.

Your thoughts and input appreciated.

Andrew.

Is there a way to make Nasa World Wind a portable aplication?

Soulseek(tm) is a unique ad-free, spyware free, and just plain free file sharing application.

http://www.slsknet.org/

I'm told it needs a registry entry:
because slsk uses a current user reg key to look for where the cfg files are. if the computer you are using doesn't have that reg key you'll get an error about not being installed correctly.

Is there a way around it?

It sure would be nice to have Java Runtime and/or a Java plugin for Portable Firefox, especially for people who travel a lot (like me), and have to use Internet cafes. They rarely have it installed in the places I've gone to