Request Apps

I keep hearing about Elicpse as a great editor but it seems such a pain to start using that a portable version with support for the .Net languages would make a good replacement to Visual Studio for the developer on the go. Easy support for adding languages would be good and would eliminated the need to include the languages so long as there was a repository of easy portable language plugins.

Seems we're heading for a full-fledged OS like DamnSmallLinux! Has any thought been given to creating a fully password-protected, encrypted portable unit - a FOSS version of StealthSurfer?

Gnumeric is the Spreadsheet Companion to Abiword and has recently been ported to win32. The download information page is below.

http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/downloads.shtml

From my point of view it would be great to have a portable firewall. One that can effortless be configured. For example Agnitum Outpost Firewall Free. Than you can do what you like in a secure way.

Is there any support for this???

I would love to see CCleaner (aka Crap Cleaner) made portable.

Portable REG........ It would be much better for the apps......... Is it possable?

is a portable version of nero burning already present? if not it would be cool to have one.

I'd primarily like this for the X11 server. I have to use windows boxes at school all the time, but they never have an X11 server installed, so I can't easily ssh to my home system (well, I can, but a command prompt isn't necessarily useful). (Also - a portable ssh client aside from putty would rock.)

Cygwin is an open source package available at http://www.cygwin.com

Alright, I know it's obviously not open source, but it is free...

Does anyone know the plausibility of making this portable? (Or if it's portable already). I know how M$ loves their registry, so I'm just assuming it's not totally portable.

http://www.asp.net/webmatrix

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.