Request Apps

I haven't tried this out yet for portability, but it is open source and it may be better then QEMU. Lets see how portable it is next. hopefully it doesn't use drivers. although it does allow you to use USB devices in the guest OS without installing the drivers in the host os. i think qemu might do this, but two is better than one.

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Hola!

I wonder is there a porta app which contain all the functions of apps described below? :

I'm a big Go fan, and there are two games I'd love to see on PAM:

Igowin (http://www.smart-games.com/igowin.html)
This works, but the woodgrain graphic doesn't load for some reason.

qGo (http://qgo.sourceforge.net/)
This runs as well, but I think it tries to write to the registry.

Thanks!

I've been using DeepBurner Free to burn data and music CDs and DVDs, now they have the this DeepBurner Free Portable, is a "Portable edition works straight from your removable media, whether it's a USB flash drive, compact flash card, or even a good old floppy".

I recomend this software.

Get it on: http://www.deepburner.com/

A very nice voip client http://www.wengophone.com/index.php/homePage. It seams like a Skype rebuild, but open source and it`s nearly good as skype (without peer to peer traffic). Just check it out you could be glad, it`s not perfect but imho the developement has the right direction.

Should meet all Request Apps Guidelines. It`s freeware and open source under GPL. You can make free pc to pc calls. To call outside you must have credits. But no one forces you to buy credits and there are no ugly advertisements about it so this shouldn`t matter.

These are two applications I cannot do without and would love if they were made into a PortableApps application. Since Microsoft and Yahoo joined forces and there is one for GTalk already, if I had one for Live Messenger, I'd be in business and who can go without a printer? PDF Creator, (the open source one, not Foxit,) would be an excellent addition to these packages. Has anyone tried converting AVG anti-virus to PortableApps?

On the menu, I'd love it if when I hovered over or clicked on the "Documents" area, a list of what I had in those folders would show up, much like the Start Menu in XP does by default when you hover over programs.

Also, can you put a right click menu on the taskbar that shows "Exit", "Options", and "Backup" features at least? It would make it nice if I didn't have to open the menu each time I wanted to install an application or back one up.

This is open source and may help with the Dreamweaver developers.

Hi I was wondering whether anyone had a portable version of a program called SharpDevelop.
(Or another portable VB.net IDE)

Description of software:
#develop (short for SharpDevelop) is a free IDE for C#, VB.NET and Boo projects on Microsoft's .NET platform. It is open-source.

Provide link to developers website:
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/

Thank you if anyone has a version of this.

It's on sourceforge, uses GTK and has already been ported to windows. A perfect candidate.

Also, I advocate having a separate gtk folder, i put GIMP and Gaim in one folder to save space(which i have then wasted with eclipse)