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This program is doing so good, but it need more educational programs, maybe something like encarta or britannica, but i have to tell that this is one of the best program that i have ever used!!!!!

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was: Education

plz add ccleaner app to your app it is very usefull
www.ccleaner.com

Hi,
maybe we already talked about this topic here but i wanted to ask for ekiga, a great voip with video-voip support. Of course Opensource software and standart in ubuntu with gnome, like the gimp.
I think under windows it saves the profile localy on hdd and makes reg entries.

http://ekiga.org/admin/screenshots/latest/thumbnails/T_Ekiga_in_a_Call.png

It would be great to make it portable
I would like to help but on my own computer i dont have a windows environment and at work i use linux. Maybe i will try a VM for start to help portable apps in 2k9.

here beta:

I know there's autohotkey (kinda complex) and there's hotkeyz (not enough options), but is there another program that will allow you to configure global hotkeys?

Hello
I work with AutoCAD and Sketchup,
Sometimes i need to show a Project for the Client but he have not AutoCAD or Sketchup.

It would be very good if i Could have a portable software to show the project for the client from pendrive, without install a software on her computer.

Thanks.
Lucas Krolow

A very nice and light media converter for audio and video files to convert between mobile formats and desktop formats.

It converts:

from and to
Desktop Audio: mp3, wma, ogg, wav
Mobile Audio: amr, awb
Desktop Video: wmv, mpeg, wmv, avi, flv
Mobile Video: 3gp

I use it to convert my AMR files to MP3 and really love it!

You can find more info here:
http://www.miksoft.net/mobileMediaConverter.htm

It has source code located here:
http://www.miksoft.net/products/mmc-src.zip

As far as I know, this is the most inclusive formatting app in the world. Its free and would be absolutely killer if run from a thumb drive. Get this app, whether or not it becomes portable.

Howdy yall,

I'm still new here, but I was thinking. We have a portable Mac OS why not have an OS that can use Other towers and machines? I happen to know that there is a Linux Distrobution called "Damn Small Linux" (DSL). Located here: http://damnsmalllinux.org/

Hopefully I am posting this in the right place, I recently found an old Sega megadrive in the loft and dusted it off to play some of my old favourites (showing my age there) but alas it did not work.

So I was wondering if anybody knew of as open source Sega Megadrive emulator that I could download from somewhere and if it was possible to make the aforementioned software, if indeed it exists, portable.

I know there are some DOS emulators and was hoping somebody may have come across what I am looking for.

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

About two years ago, I think John had a portable Shareaza in the works. What's the status of that? It just kind of dropped off the radar...