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ok, well...after switching back to pclos, it appears that the newer version comeswith frostwire instead of limewire. when i had limewire, itwould actually work, but for some reason frostwire doesnt ...
- 12-06-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Limewire...
ok, well...after switching back to pclos, it appears that the newer version comeswith frostwire instead of limewire. when i had limewire, itwould actually work, but for some reason frostwire doesnt want to connect. now, on the limewire website, they have the RPM, but how do i utilize that? do i have to run it in a terminal or with a program? and what would thecommands be if it was? thanks for the help.
- 12-06-2006 #2Linux User
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I believe in PCLOS you can simply click the file, a package manager called "KPackage" should pop up and from there you can choose to install Limewire and tell it to look for missing dependancies in the process...
- 12-06-2006 #3Linux Guru
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Have you made sure the relevent ports are open in your firewall to allow frostwire to run? I wouldn't have much trust in limewire, my only encounters with it have been to clean spyware from Windows machines.
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uhh, nope, frostwire still doesnt work. and theres no program called KPackage either...at least not that the computer knows of. when i double click the file it asks me what i want to open it with, which 99 percent of the time means the file cant be read or opened.
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