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howdy, I am in the processing of setting up a linux box that is a dedicated bittorrent/p2p downloader/uploader. On windows I use bitcomet (which is written in C++ and so ...
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  1. 07-02-2005 #1
    judhkqkhsd
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    azureus etc.

    howdy,

    I am in the processing of setting up a linux box that is a dedicated bittorrent/p2p downloader/uploader. On windows I use bitcomet (which is written in C++ and so slightly faster than azureus) but the only bittorrent client i know of for linux is azureus.

    does anyone have any comments or suggestions for other clients?

    Also, what programs do you guys know of for connecting to the edonkey network (I use emule on my windows machine...as far as I know theres no linux version).

    thanks for the help
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    I made a search on freshmeat.net, and these are the results: Results
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    Get force-get May The Source Be With You
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  3. 07-02-2005 #3
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    awesome. i didnt know freshmeat existed. ill definitely be using that alot.

    cheers
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    Hi judhkqkhsd, is that your real name? Ha ha....

    I've been using ABC "Another BitTorrent Client" for some time now and find it great/easy to use. Although i've only used it on Windows, you can get it on sourceforge.net for Linux. And if you do try it, or find another good Bit Torrent client for Linux let me know. Cheers...
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  5. 07-04-2005 #5
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    As for eMule, google "aMule."

    GTK-Gnutella is a good one aswell.
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