ProjectLibre
open source project management tool compatible with MSProject
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New: Kanri (Oct 9, '24), Platform 29.5.3 (Jun 27, '24)
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open source project management tool compatible with MSProject
This would be usefull to have portable Linux Reader.
This one is Freeware.
There was a requests for GPG for mailing purposes/for Mozilla Thunderbird but this is another story.
The android SDK should be available to android developers who want to make applications on-the-go. This in combination with eclipse and the JDK SE, will allow people to do just that.
I know this is open source, but can it be made portable? http://www.4kdownload.com/
Please add Photoscape Portable and the same is available on their Website
I'd really want this. Even if I install it on drive D, it will download the blockchain for C. I can't believe such an essential (or hyped) program can still work only on C in 2013.
Here's a good recent article on the subject if you are still skeptical: http://www.sovereignlife.com/moneyrevolution.html
I need the original client, don't really trust/want to mess around with the others.
I would like someone to make Pivot 4 portable
Apparently Pivot 4 has been released and it's an installer, my parents put parental controls on the computer and now i can't install anything.
http://pivotanimator.net/Download
there's the download, be sure you download Pivot Animator 4 Beta.
I use Mac, Windows, and Linux, but I use the same USB drive for all of my files, formatted NTFS. I'd like to tag my files in such a way that no matter which OS I'm using, I can search for my files, explorer them, and preview them the same way.
I don't mind using a special app for exploring and previewing, but I'd much rather integrate Mac Spotlight comments, Windows file tags, and Linux Beagle tags so that I can browse files using the OS's native file explorer program.