Request Apps

Mind Mapping software such as Freemind (http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) would be a good supplement to the applications already available in the portable apps suite. That way I could have a complete mobile office which would be awesome

This would be useful fo all sorts of reasons.. many small and useful tasks could automated this way.

(There is a Windows port of Perl, but I am not aware if it can be run in a portable manner.. eg. in an arbitary part of the file tree.)

idk if its possible, but bittorrent would be nice, not bitcommet or anything else

Microsoft Visio or a portable app that works with the 2003 version

for those of you who don't know auto hot key is an open source portable hotkey app but it also does scripts. think of all the times you have had to quickly exit your apps and eject your drive. If someone were able to program a script that did that it would be a great tool for appers everywhere ! the url is www.autohotkey.com make the world a better place!

Has anyone been looking at porting Inkscape to a portable app, since as we have GIMP as an open-source equivalent for Photoshop, Inkscape gives similar capabilities to Illustrator / Freehand for professional quality vector graphics.

In an ideal world, when Scribus (open source DTP) becomes stable under windows, then that's another possibility

BarracudaDrive is a portable:

• secure web-server
• HTTPS file manager
• HTTPS tunnel
• chat server and client
• html editor

http://barracudaserver.com/examples/BarracudaDrive/


Metapad (Notepad replacement) http://liquidninja.com/metapad/
Cool player (multi audio-format player) http://coolplayer.sourceforge.net/
Essentialpim (Personal Information Manager) http://www.essentialpim.com/
Utorrent (Torrent manager) http://www.utorrent.com/
Miranda IM (Instant Messenger) http://www.miranda-im.org/
DropUpload (Upload files) http://www.rankspirit.com/downloadduleng.php
All for free! :D

Would it be possible to port a VNC application like RealVNC? If not the server then the viewer would be just as good.

I need a utility that can get the proxy settings from IE, right clicking is dissabled and so is the tools menu on out public library computers. FF needs the settings to load pages.