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Portable Apps Suite


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#1 OFFLINE   nocr

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Posted 03 June 2007 - 08:45 PM

Want to run some of your favorite Open-Source Applications from your flash drive?

www.portableapps.com

They have portable versions of many popular apps, including:

- OpenOffice.org Portable
- Mozilla Firefox Portable
- Mozilla Thunderbird Portable
- 7-Zip Portable
- ClamWin Portable
- GIMP Portable
- AbiWord Portable
- KeePass Password Safe Portable
- Audacity Portable
- VLC Media Player Portable
- Nvu Portable & KompoZer Portable
- Gaim Portable
- and FileZilla Portable, along with many others.

It's all free, too, and you don't have to register to download the software.

I have been using this suite on my Flash drive for 3 months now, and It really comes in handy.
Just thought I'd post it here

#2 OFFLINE   lotse

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Posted 03 June 2007 - 11:10 PM

I think you have forgotten the link... :mellow:

I am a great fan of portable apps and also of stand alone applications which don't require installation.

Here are the links to the stand alone applications I have - I presume they are therefore also portable..

A43 "explorer" substitute:
http://www.primitus.us/a43/

iScribe - email client:
http://www.memecode.com/

Xnews - newsgroup reader (yENC compatable)
http://xnews.newsguy.com/

Media player classic (doesn't work too well on vista...)
http://sourceforge.n...?group_id=82303

Jpeg Cleaner - cleans unneccesary info from jpegs reducing size not quality
http://www.rainbow-s...g/programs.html

Foxit reader the alternative to adobes pdf reader is also available as a stand alone
http://www.foxitsoft...down_reader.htm

Just a word of caution. There are a lot of hacked, unofficial portable apps out there - most don't work or are spyware infected.

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Posted 04 June 2007 - 01:43 AM

thanks, I added it.

sorry 'bout that.