Hi all, It doesn't contain everything on the list, but Portable GIS includes QGIS:
http://www.archaeogeek.com/portable-gis.html Back to portable-apps, I've looked at it briefly and see that it includes java - so running the josm-latest.jar would presumably be no problem. Cheers, Joseph On 27 September 2013 09:47, Theodin <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Being a long-time member and developer at portableapps.com, I had to > smile when the term popped up here on the HOT mailing list. > > Of the apps listed below by maning sambale, all are already there and > widely used except for QGIS, JOSM and GPSBabel. I have been wanting to try > to get JOSM portable for my own use so I will see that I find some time > over the weekend. The others shouldnt be a problem as they are all open > source and thus redistributable if Firefox is used as the internet browser > and Sumatra pdf as the pdf reader. > > The easiest thing for updates would be to get all the apps into the > portableapps lineup as official apps but I cant guarantee for that. > > Besides that, I think its worth trying the Live system idea other have put > forward as it allows for a more controlled environment. the downside is > that it might not be usable everywhere. > > Thats all for now - Simeon > > Am 26.09.2013 04:47 schrieb maning sambale: > > Dear HOTties, >> >> Has anyone tried building a USB Stick that runs all the needed >> applications for an OSM Training? >> >> For a series of training we will conduct, we are anticipating a lot of >> different configurations and MS Windows versions. They may use a >> computer lab or their own laptops. >> >> Instead of just giving the participants copies of the software >> installers, we are thinking of building a PortableApp [0] stick >> containing all the needed apps and resources. >> >> Anyone tried this approach? How is it effective? >> >> A few things we want in the stick are: >> * JOSM including all the necessary plugins (FieldPapers, Notes, >> DirectUpload, GPXEdit, Building tools, Presets, GeoChat, Measurement, >> Mirrored downloads, Reverter, Terracer) >> * GPSBabel >> * QGIS >> * PDF reader >> * Firefox or Chrome >> * 7-Zip >> * ClamWin >> * Notepad++ >> * Learning materials (either offline or pdf version of learnOSM) >> * Installers - installers of the above software >> >> >> [0] http://portableapps.com/apps >> > > ______________________________**_________________ > HOT mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openstreetmap.**org/listinfo/hot<https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot> >
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