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Program: Net Beans IDE 6.1

License: Mostly Open Source CDDL 1.0 and GPL 2.0 (with Class Path Exception).

Website: http://www.netbeans.org/

Other: If not directly possible you could do a Launcher w/ instructions install like XMAPP.

I have been using Auditor Calculator as a windows calc replacement for years. I have been using it installed on my PortableApps drive for several months now and it works like a champ. It basically mimics a desktop business calculator and even has a tape that you can print out or copy to the clipborad.

I have been using it installed on my PortableApps drive for several months now and it works like a champ. It would be a nice addition to the PortableApps collection.

Hi Can you please give us subdivisions like "Utilities" "Internet" "Office" etc as the list gets too long having all the programs listed underneath each other

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Hi, i was wondering if you could develop the Veoh Client for Portable Apps? The veoh client is a useful web browser in which you can access the internet, download and watch films and what not. The reason why i need this, is becuase you cannot install it on comps or a portable device, so perhaps developing it into a portable format, would make it easier to use.

Since you have DOSBox, why don't you get No$GBA for portableapps?

Team,

I understand that Open Workbench (www.openworkbench.org) has been requested previously. It has some sort of open source licence - but it may be insufficient for this site. One of the guru's here will know. If the whole app cannot be released, then a wrapper would be appreciated.

I have spent the last week or two reviewing a variety of these project management apps - and am of the view that Open Workbench is by far the best if you want a serious (read steep learning curve, but really good) project management tool.

This would make a fine PortableApps addition.

I have been interested in Portable Apps a very long time. Through previous experience i do know that not all apps can be made portable. I, however, am unsure of what qualifies a app for portability.

The app that i have recently become interested in is Robocode, which is a programming game where the human player develops AI code for a robot, and then pits his or her respective robot(s) against other robots. It is open source and is on sourceforge at http://robocode.sourceforge.net/

I've seen several requests for Evolution for Windows, but not many available builds, or updated builds of Evolution. Today, I stumbled across this link for building Evolution on Windows, and they also link to precompiled binaries + installer. I found this site directly through the official Gnome Office website, so I'm pretty sure it's a reliable site.

dictionary please.. :-C

The open source app Concrete5 looks like a great thing to make portable, since it is so much easier to use than other web editors. It's from Sourceforge, so it's also open source and free, making it a great candidate. I think this could be a really great app.