Request Apps

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.

PROGRAM: MobaXterm

DESCRIPTION: "The complete toolbox for remote computing," "MobaXterm is an enhanced terminal for Windows with an X11 server, several network tools for remote computing and all the essential Unix commands packaged into a single portable exe file." (ref: http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/)

WEBSITE: http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/

LICENSE: GNU General Public License (ref: http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/support/licenses.html)

SOURCE: http://download.mobatek.net/sources/

As it sounds, it's a Pokemon MMO. The client requires a Java Runtime Environment (and jPortable is the only way it can work on my computer).
Link: http://pokemmo.eu/#

Well anyway, I don't need this completely Portable. Just want it to work with the portable JRE. Anyone know how I can do this?

Can someone make “Heroes of Might and Magic 3“ portable plz?

Hi,

GOM Player and Faststone viewer are two applications, that have to be in Portable Apps. And 8BallClub for games - very good and realistic billiard simulation. That's all

i want ms office 2010 portable.
which program is useful for this?

Most developers of Miranda moved to Miranda NG project. May I request this app as PAF file?

Main page: http://cubby.com/

Cubby is a cloud storage application. It's a very good alternative to Dropbox and would be great that you can support it.

Hi,

First post so I hope I get it right....

Program: Open Hardware Monitor

License: Open Source/MPL

Description: A hardware monitor for motherboard, CPU, memory and Hard drives. Shows temp, usage, power, etc.

Website: http://openhardwaremonitor.org/

Other: Runs from its own self contained folder. Does not need to be installed.

Cheers,

Barry.

I elected to update 34 applications. During the update process I received several error messages to the effect that the update could not be downloaded. So I later returned to the update utility and again elected to update all 34 applications. As soon as I clicked the OK or Start button, I decided I would like to update only a few at a time to determine which apps were generating the error messages. So I clicked the "Cancel" button, only to be reminded that there is no apparent way to cancel the entire Update operation without clicking "Cancel" 34 times, in this case.