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the weakest point for suse (or maybe all distro) is there are not good download manager like on windows (on windows I like using Flashget).
Kget is not really good enough...I always having a problem when downloaded a file....
so can someone give me a clue what download manager should I use?
Originally posted by fireedo the weakest point for suse (or maybe all distro) is there are not good download manager like on windows (on windows I like using Flashget).
Kget is not really good enough...I always having a problem when downloaded a file....
so can someone give me a clue what download manager should I use?
just goes out and gets the file. The -c switch allows you to continue getting a partially d/led file. Read man wget for details. Mate, there isn't anything in Windoze to compare with wget IMO.
Perhaps I'm loosing some flexibility but I do most of my downloads with Firefox. I had been using the FireFTP extension when logging into an FTP site was required but it seems to have disappeared with the release of Firefox 1.0.3.
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