On Thursday 29 May 2003 11:28, jamie.french@talk21.com wrote:
Aside, does anyone know of any P2P clients like Kazaa which run under Linux?
Limewire works for me. It's not free as it is nagware. (i.e. It's free if you don't mind the nagbox appearing every once and a while at startup)
I have experienced a few crashes (usually when using the built in MP3 Player controls) and sometimes it seems to hog my machine a little. But generally it is well featured and easy to use.
The windows version is/was full to the brim of spyware.
I have MLdonkey sitting on my machine, but I haven't had the time to check it out yet. MLdonkey seems to have the distinct advantage that you can attach a variety of GUI's to it, one of which is a web interface. Meaning that I could manage my downloads easily from work without hogging precious office Internet connectivity.