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Have anyone made a portable Ultraedit? Or can anynoe suggest any similar portable editor with syntax highlight?

Just in case someone else is looking for a way to sinc the 3 look here http://www.finchsync.com/

Any chance someone could tell me how to make it portable? Like a java command line something like c:\blah\blah\javaw.exe c:\blah\blah\finchsync.jar
so I won't have to install Java.

Are there any other WYSIWYG/code view web authoring systems for USB other than NVU. I can't really use NVU to go editing my .php pages too well...

How about Desktop Sidebar? http://www.desktopsidebar.com

I'd like some kind of sidebar to check mail, list tasks, show RSS feeds, and the like, but I don't know whether desktopsidebar can run without the registry entries I found (most of them file associations). Any thoughts?

~nm35

I cant always readily access Dreamweaver and NVU can't exactly read my .php pages and I would love a portable Dreamweaver clone so i can use design view to put the pages up...

I've see people post about java programs being portable. Anyone have the steps to making a java app portable?

Very portable, only a single .exe

I use it on my drive with http://hijackthis.de

I keep all my contacts in portable thunderbirds addressbook, but it would be nice to be able to open it without opening thunderbird like you can with outlooks addressbook. I would figure since it's open source it would be possible to rip it out of there and compile seperately without any licence issues. It would be really handy, I love mozilla address book.

Copied from DistroWatch http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=02962#0

The developers of the PHLAK project are working on a new USB pen drive edition of their Linux distribution. The first beta of PHLAK "LittleBoy" was released for testing today: "I developed this version with USB pen drives in mind. You can boot 'LittleBoy' completely from USB pen drives, as long as the computer supports USB booting. It is small (currently 195MB), lightweight (Fluxbox GUI only), fast (thanks to USB 2.0), but still packs a punch (almost all security tools still included)! The goal here is to refine our tool collection and other package selections to make LittleBoy the perfect size for a 256MB USB pen drive. Later on maybe we can refine it even further for a tiny security distro, ~50MB." Find more information and changelog in the release announcement. Download from here: phlak-littleboy-beta1.iso (195MB, MD5).

I would like you to publish make a portable Apache+MySQL+PHP (+Zend Optimizer for php). That would be very interesting for having a website running from a pen drive.

what do you think about it?