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shuiend

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« on: 11 September 2002, 00:16 »
i just now have been able to get wireless internet working with linux and i must say i love it. i plan on now to stop using Win2k unless i need to get something off kazaa lite. and does any one know how to move your favorites from opera on windows to opera in linux?
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« Reply #1 on: 11 September 2002, 00:36 »
2 Solutions:

1) Import opera.adr form Windows to Linux.
2) mozilla.org

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« Reply #2 on: 11 September 2002, 02:54 »
Screw Kazaa - Get Limewire!
http://www.limewire.com/index.jsp/download

It even has an installer   :D  

I find it better for music...

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« Reply #3 on: 11 September 2002, 03:39 »
thanks for the info on the bookmarks and limewire. i have the limewire one bookmarked in windows so i needed the bookmarks.
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« Reply #4 on: 11 September 2002, 11:51 »
hhhhhmmmmmm ShareWare programs like that have "SpyWare" and such like that, so be careful, I don't know for Linux, but if you still use your Windows machine goto http://kazaalite.com or search google for Kazaa Lite, that doesn't have the Ads and Spyware.
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« Reply #5 on: 11 September 2002, 12:37 »
That Kazaalite program has now become a fucking piece of adware like its spyware big brother.  Everytime I minimize the window about three ads pop up.  

I use LimeWire on Linux if I am looking for music.  LimeWire has a better selection of music that is coded over 128 kbps. Most users on the Kazaa thing are using the original spyware version of Kazaa which, unlike Kazaalie, limits the bitrate on MP# files to 128.  It is a cruddy tactic, by a cruddy program, for a cruddy operating system.  However, Kazaalite has a better selection of Divx movies than LimeWire.  On LimeWire, you can find some copies of some of the newer movies (and a lot of Sci-Fi    ), but if you are searching for the obscure stuff, you can forget about it.  

Speaking of Kazaa, what ever happened to that old command line program of Kazaa for Linux?  I downloaded it a few months back, but it didn't work due to a new interface or something.  Did anyone develop a newer version? If I could get a file sharing program like Kazaa for Linux, I could finally rid the $hitblows (p)OS filth from my harddrive forever.
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« Reply #6 on: 12 September 2002, 21:33 »
i can't even get limewire to work on Linux. it gets some stupid ass error when i try to install it.

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« Reply #7 on: 12 September 2002, 12:55 »
quote:
Originally posted by Chooco:
i can't even get limewire to work on Linux. it gets some stupid ass error when i try to install it.


oh right, i recognise that exact error, and what you need to do is...

come on! what are you talking about? "some stupid ass error"? i bet that you'd be bitching if it didn't work and you got NO error! people put error messages into their programs for a reason, you know, it's so that if YOU fucked up the install or if YOU don't have all the system requirements you can quote the error message and maybe somebody will be able to help you.

Of course this all falls on its arse if you choose to post complaints instead of requests for help...
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« Reply #8 on: 12 September 2002, 13:53 »
I got $20 that says it is the "JavaRunTime" error message that everyone gets when they run LimeWire for the first time on Linux...
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« Reply #9 on: 12 September 2002, 14:57 »
Ja i get that error when i try to install limewire. can you please tell me howto get around it or what you need to install it.
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