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inkscape is one of the best opensource vectorial software, I would like to have a portable version... Thanks

Program: N Game
License: Open Source/GPL
Description: Ninja puppet game, you have to get out of the doors and collect keys. Uses arrow keys to navigate.
Website: http://www.harveycartel.org/metanet/
Other: Data file in C:\Documents and Settings\harrison\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\Y9JMBDN5\localhost\n_v14b_userdata.sol. This file records your conquered episodes.

I stumbled across this game on sourceforge.net and it seems like a simple and entertaining game.

the point of the game is to get 5 "ticks" in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

it's written in c++ and since it's hosted on sourceforge.net I'm assuming it's open source.

http://tick5.sourceforge.net/

I am the author of UltraClipboard, and I have made a portable version, and I am wondering if you think it will be helpful at all in your "PortableApps.com" site.

It is not an opensource project, and only runs on windows, but on all versions.

If not, thats fine too.

I haven't published the portable version anywhere, but the regular versions can be found at: UltraClipboard.com.

Thanks!

Ryan
Ryan@OctaneInvesting.com

Can IBM's Lotus Symphony be released portably, or is it not open source? If it can be released, I vote to have it made portably.

Thanks.

I wonder is there any portable apps can read microsoft ebooks? could microsoft reader be made portable?

Hello :-),

Short Description:

Program: StarDict 3.0.1 beta
License: Open Source/GPL
Description: Babylon-like Dictionary shell (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarDict).
Website: http://stardict.sourceforge.net/

Does anyone here use Snag It from Tech Smith? It's an app I absolutely cannot live without. It would be nice if there were a Portable Apps version of this software. I use PA on my work laptop, which I am not allowed to install anything on (strict company policy) and PA works great for me in this environment!

Thanks for listening!

This may sound like a silly suggestion, because just about every Windows PC has solitaire on it, but what about a portable solitaire game.

I am thinking about attempting make Big Solitaires 3D portable.

Name: Big Solitaires 3D (40+ Solitaire Games in 3D)
License: GPL
Website: http://sourceforge.net/projects/big3dsol
Registry: None that I can see.
Size: 4Mb
Dependencies: OpenGL, Win32 (MS Windows), GTK+, wxWidgets

I am pretty sure it either has an Open GL renderer or requires Open GL. Would that make it non portable?

You should add a portable wiki to your suite of applications.

For a list of already portable wikis:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_portable_software#Wikis

the tidlyWiki site didn't work with firefox so I would guess the same for their product.
WikiPad also looks promising - Windows and Linux supported apparently is portable ready...