Portable App Development

Hi everyone,

I wanted to make a portable version of a game, for personal use only, since I bought the game myself. (Is this allowed?)
I extracted the installer, got all the files, they work, run, do everything I want to when ran from any location.

Now i wanted to make this little game portable. I made the *gamenameportable*launcher.ini. (As you can see I left out the name of the game, I wasn't sure if I was allowed to do this in the first place.)

[Launch]
AppName=*gamename*Portable
ProgramExecutable=*gamename*\*gamename*.exe
LaunchAppAfterSplash=true

In response to the issue raised here, regarding the installer deleting the App\AppName directory when downloading a file is unsuccessful, I decided to see if I could patch it.

I think I might have managed to get it to work. Please test extensively.

I have tested with a few different scenarios, and my computer hasn't blown up yet, so that's a good sign.

With that said, I'm not sure if this has caused any other issues.

John, in particular, since this is your app, please verify if this does indeed work without causing further harm.

Is the following procedure applicable for debugging the launcher?

1. Creation of the Directory and File Layout according to the instructions on the website PortableApps.com Format™ 2.0 (2011-11-13)
2. Creation of a file Dubug.nsh in the folder App\AppInfo\Launcher. In this file I write as example the following line of code: !define DEBUG_ALL
3. I start the PortableApps.com Launcher Generator and generate the appropriate launcher

Hi all,
have you already planned the udpate of Portable Seamonkey?
actually 2.7 is available on Mozilla FTP servers.
TIA for your time and great job.

I was working on making FrostWire Portable but the launcher don't work. I read the instructions (on this site) on making java apps portable, but the app won't load. The only thing it does is show the splash screen.

Okay so here's the deal. I work on a program called MASGAU (http://masgau.org) that is basically a glorified backup program. I've had some requests to make a PortableApps version, so I'm giving it a swing. Things have been going okay, but while testing it I ran into an issue today. MASGAU detects if a file belongs to a particular user by way of checking if it is in a subfolder of that user's home folder (ownership=location as far as MASGAU is concerned).

Is there a portable, cross-platform version of Wine? I'm looking at this page: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOnWindows, and thinking of Teamviewer, hoping that there is one out there.

I use Sandisk Cruizer 4GB U3.

U3 Partition:
1: emulate cdrom
2: pendrive

I write script and build iso file which scans disks in the background,search is the file "\PortableApps\PortableApps.com\PortableAppsPlatform.exe" and runs it.

Work 100%

In my site are all file to download.

http://free-portal.pl/download.php?view.7

Instruction:

1. Download pack: "U3PortableApps.rar"
2. Unpack in C: (Easy to use file in dos)
3. Run u3.exe in dos
4. write and enter: u3 -p 1024000 x {x-letter to pendrive, repartition device 1mb}

Suppose I want to make a program portable, which is a Freeware but not Open Source. Normally I need in this case a permission of the developer of the program. However, I've read here several times in the forum, that it would be with an online installer possible to make a program portable without the consent of the developer. Personally I consider this possibility for something bizarre, because I am of the opinion, that the main feature of an online installer is to make the size of the installer file (*. paf.exe) smaller. Is my assumption so far correct?

GSView Portable has been created.

http://code.google.com/p/gsview-portable-net-installer/downloads/list

Its a net-installer since this is shareware?

Code is here

https://github.com/mlf176f2/GsViewPortable