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RudeCat7

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« on: 24 August 2002, 20:45 »
I used to use Kazaa lite in Win9x. What is the better P2P client in Linux? and are there any dangers?
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« Reply #1 on: 24 August 2002, 20:46 »
I'm not sure there is one...
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« Reply #2 on: 24 August 2002, 20:48 »
In linux you are generally stuck with the gnutella P2P's. If anybody else has had success with any others id like to hear about it.
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« Reply #3 on: 24 August 2002, 20:51 »
Try this link.
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« Reply #4 on: 24 August 2002, 21:02 »
There's something called LimeWire...
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« Reply #5 on: 24 August 2002, 23:42 »
i think LimeWire runs on the Gnutella network though doesn't it?

oh btw here is the place to find all the sharing stuff
http://zeropaid.com/

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« Reply #6 on: 25 August 2002, 11:52 »
i just got Qtella today which recieves files from a lot of networks and it SUCKS. i tried to get that song "Boogie Fever", although it found 150 files, i can't download one of them! it always says closed then when i hit resume it goes says Qued then error then back to closed. i went to Kazza on my dad's Windows computer and found the file in 10 seconds and it took exactly 37 seconds to download then i FTPed it over to my Linux computer so i can listen to it.

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« Reply #7 on: 25 August 2002, 14:19 »
I'm thinking about making a p2p program for linux, although i have better experience in winsock then linux sockets. I doubt I could pull it off yet. But perhaps a team of people should get together and do it.
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« Reply #8 on: 26 August 2002, 16:11 »
make one that runs ilke Kazaa, by that i mean it actually DOWNLOADS when you ask it to download!!!

make it so clients cannot restrict the number of simultanius uploads but can control the max upload rate (just so the file at least moves a BIT)
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« Reply #9 on: 26 August 2002, 18:00 »
I said I was thinking about it. I'm not as familiar with c++ as I am with visual basic. And if I were it would help if there were a group working on it, more input and I can't handle all of it. Not with school coming up. I'll need to read a few things on socket programming, which I'm new at with c++, and a good method of sending files. I was thinking of sending it byte by byte, but that would go slow. There are a lot of compression stuff out there also. I was also thinking perhaps before it is sent it could be compressed as much as possible, then expanded at the other end after it's finished. This wouldn't allow the play-while-downloading feature of mp3s and such, but downloads should be faster. As soon as I get it off the ground you can expect me back here asking for help.
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« Reply #10 on: 28 August 2002, 00:36 »
I prefer IRC on any platform for P2P. Unlike the other clients, i haven't gotten any spoofed files and i can easily get the stuff i need. Sure, it takes some learning to get started ,but it is worth it.
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« Reply #11 on: 31 August 2002, 05:35 »
i have used gtk-gnutella and it was great, but now every P2P program i try wont work with my proxy or NAT (even the ones in windows)
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