Showing posts with label file sharing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label file sharing. Show all posts

Thursday, May 6, 2010

FrostWire 4.20.6

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FrostWire is an open-source p2p client that uses the Gnutella network and is heavily built on the (once) popular LimeWire application. The project kicked off in late 2005, after the news that LimeWire's distributor had introduced code in LimeWire that may eventually prevent LimeWire users from sharing copyrighted material got out.

Differences: the code derives from LimeWire Pro, the paid version of the well-known file sharing client (that is the claim o the makers at least, since it only comes in free version), so you won’t have a problem with simultaneous. The interface is not much improved unless perhaps some of you are just going nuts for blue over green. Now you’ve got tabs with rounded corners, and connections monitors your outgoing and incoming connections by host name, but also presents you with bandwidth details, the vendor and version in use, and more. Another addition is the built-in community chat.

Similarities: almost identical interface, both written in Java offering support for multiple platforms.

Strong Points
FrostWire and LimeWire are pretty much the same but the first doesn’t bombard you with lots of ads.

Weak Points
FrostWire’s built-in media player failed to play MP3s or MPGs, compared to LimeWire and other programs. FrostWire also includes the ASK toolbar, but you can select not to install it during the main installation process.

Overall
If you‘re already using LimeWire then you don’t have a really good reason to download this client; however, if your Internet Service Provider controls and filters content and you’re not doing a really nice job downloading with LimeWire, then this could be a good alternative since most ISPs aren’t yet that familiar withFrostWire.

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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

eMule 0.50a

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eMule is a filesharing client which is based on the eDonkey2000 network but offers more features than the standard client.
  • Clients use several networks to create one reliable network. (ED2K, Source Exchange, Kad) Kad is now in an open testphase.
  • eMule's Queue and Credit system helps to ensure that everyone will get the file he wants by promoting those that upload back to the network.
  • eMule is completely free. eMule is also completely free of any Adware, Spyware, and ect. We do this for fun and knowledge, not for money.
  • Each file checked for corruptions while downloading to ensure an error free file.
  • The eMules Intelligent Corruption Control helps to speed up the correction of corrupted parts.
  • Auto priorities and Source management allows you to start many downloads without having to monitor them.
  • The Preview function allows you to look at your Videos and Archives before they are completed. For video previewing, we recommend the Video Lan Client.
  • The eMule features webservices and a webserver that allows you to have quick access to and from the internet.
  • You can create categories for your download to organize them.
  • To find the file you want, eMule offers a wide range of search possibilities which include: Servers (Local, and Global), web based (Jigle, and Filedonkey), and Kad (Still in Alpha).
  • eMule also allows you to use very complex Boolean searches that make the searches much more flexible.
  • With the messaging and friend system, you can send messages to other Clients and add them as friends. In your friend list, you can always see if a friend is online.
  • With the build in IRC client, you can chat with other downloaders and chatters around the globe.
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