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[usrfriendly]

So, I was wondering, would there be a chance at a PortableApps.com version of Milkytracker?  I searched the forum there, and saw that Kmuland brought up MilkyTracker a couple of years ago (assuming it's the same Kmuland as is here), but it never got any farther than an interesting read in a forum.  Unfortunately, I don't have any knowledge of any programming language, but honestly think it would be a great idea, as far as spreading MilkyTracker.  Any thoughts?  Could it be done?  Would it be done?

[raina]

Extract the MilkyTracker Windows binary archive in \PortableApps\MilkyTracker, open the PortableApps.com menu and select Options > Refresh App Icons. That's all you need. As for spreading, yeah, the PortableApps.com audience would be new audience but I dunno.. Would it belong there, how would it fit in?

[usrfriendly]

I don't know how it'd go over...  thanks for the help!

[nomadsoulX]

Milky tracker is portable anyways.........

I always using it through my usb-stick it is a handy way to keep and update your instrument/sample lib without backing up anything

What are you talking about?

[Saga Musix]

some people only use portable software if there's a portableapps.com launcher for it...

[usrfriendly]

Milky tracker is portable anyways.........

I always using it through my usb-stick it is a handy way to keep and update your instrument/sample lib without backing up anything

What are you talking about?

At the time of posting, I was really paranoid about regsitry entries as I wanted to take it to school with me, and didn't read the post close enough that kmuland made over there about Milkytracker.  Shortly after the post, I went back, read the post again, and promptly stuck MilkyTracker on my flash drive.  Just to clear it up...

[Deltafire]

Milkytracker doesn't create any registry entries, all settings are stored in a config file stored in the same directory as the executable.

[fischkopf]

I think Milkytracker IS already portable.