Request Apps

I would like to see a portable version of a financial software for use at home(i.e. something like Quikbooks or Quicken, etc.). The only open source software like this I have been able to find is a program called TurboCASH. If anyone knows of a better open source program for this purpose, I would love to know, and to see THAT program as a portable app on this site. Anyhow, information for TurboCASH as follows:

Program: TurboCASH

License: Open Source/GPL

Description: Financial software like Quickbooks.

I just finished Open Menu+ Portable. It's based on Open Menu+, an open source Start Menu alternative and is designed to be a portable apps menu. If anyone has any suggestions for any additional features, please feel free to submit them with the Contact Us page on SciActive.com.

[Self promotional link removed by moderator JTH. Software contains closed source DLLs and an installer that is not under an OSI-approved license.]

I scrollled back so far without any luck, so.....
I've got FirefoxPortable on my thumb drive
I've also got Firefox on my desktop machines.

What I'd like is a plugin or portable app or something that would let me sync bookmarks between both versions.

I supposed I could do the same job by syncing everything to a gmail account %|. However, this would require additional call cycles for Firefox to querie gmail, wait for a reply, etc, nevermind the overall bottlenecking that would go with it.

Program: Lolifox

License: Open Source/GPL

Description: a firefox 2 modification with minor performance tweaks ans a new theme.

Website: http://www.lolifox.com

Do you think it would work as a portable app?

Ultraexplorer has a few unique features like column view and drop stack and i would have liked to have it portable.

If it can not be made portable(not OS, etc) do you think it can be jauntePE-ized?

http://www.mustangpeak.net/subdomains/ultraexplorer/index.html

"IrfanView is a very fast, small, compact and innovative FREEWARE (for non-commercial use) graphic viewer for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista."

Opens pretty much any image format in existence.

http://www.irfanview.com/

could someone make little fighter 2.5 (lf2.5) portable?
greatly appreciated.
it can be found here: http://www.nisnevich.com/alex/?p=lf2.5

thx.

"The eBook Blues" ......

I was wondering if this could be done. I have a ton of ebooks in Adobe's PDF format and as you would most likely have figured Adobe ebooks are encrypted so they may only be used with Adobe software (which used to be just the reader, but now Adobe forces you to use DE). It looks like Adobe DE is built with flash coding. Is it possible to make a portable version of this to put on your flash drive? It would be really nice to have an ebook reader used this way.

As you know qt4 works on windows, mac and of course linux.
this means that kdeapps can be run on all three platforms.
could qt and kdeapps be made portable?
imagine the possibilities!

I thought this might be a useful program. It's a program that tracks how long the computer is in use, and from what I can tell, can also break down the total amount of time a program is used as well.

it's written in C++, and from what the website shows it doesn't leave registry entries. based on that it's sounds pretty much portable as it is, but a .paf format would be nice

http://ttracker.sourceforge.net/