spchtr wrote:Isn't there some gui builder program out there that can be used to make this more functional? I'm sure I saw one somewhere. It was mentioned in the forums over at portableapps.com
Andrew, Has maintenance time increased, decreased, or stayed about the same with the additions of the forum? Decrease in direct e-mail to you? Any tips on it running smoothly? I noticed the updates forum hasn't been used much yet, but it's probably a great idea there. (I just haven't found anything,...
Well I've struck out on email clients. Are you adamant about not using Thunderbird? Well, in fairness, I've never used it but I have concerns that it will still end up being slow with lot's of features that I don't use. It's pretty big when compared with the likes of those clients mentioned above. ...
I would like to have a VPN client on a USB key. TightVNC you can setup to access through a java applet, so you should be able to access through most browsers. Some firewalls won't allow access to anything but port 80 (http) and port 443 (ssl), so I suggest using those ports. There's also a "vi...
I'm going to suggest this one. I haven't tested it out very much, but it's open source. It's pretty impressive. If you're into GTD and/or using a Wiki, it's rather neat. http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad Darn, I can't get it to work off of my flash drive. and load/use data from there. If anyone else ...
I'm going to suggest this one. I haven't tested it out very much, but it's open source. It's pretty impressive. If you're into GTD and/or using a Wiki, it's rather neat. http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad Darn, I can't get it to work off of my flash drive. and load/use data from there. If anyone else ...
I'm going to suggest this one. I haven't tested it out very much, but it's open source. It's pretty impressive. If you're into GTD and/or using a Wiki, it's rather neat. http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad Darn, I can't get it to work off of my flash drive. and load/use data from there. If anyone else ...
I'm going to suggest this one. I haven't tested it out very much, but it's open source. It's pretty impressive. If you're into GTD and/or using a Wiki, it's rather neat.
Closer inspection reveals that this program is written in Java, which is a major bummer since that means that it has a dependancy on the not-so-small Java Virtual Machine. I don't think this really counts as portable but thanks all the same. I've been toying with good ol' Briefcase. Also, any kind ...
These are some great recommendations. How about a portable linux install that's tailored for developers? I'm a C++ developer and need to be able to take a good development environment with me. I usually use Visual Studio, and I know I won't be able to take that with me, but something similar would b...
I regularly use Foxit PDF Reader KeePass FileZilla PSPad utorrent (much better than bitcomet) I'm trying to start using EssentialPIM, but it's so much easier to already use the open browser window and calendar.yahoo.com...plus it notifies my phone! I am looking for a good Explorer replacement. I wan...