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Yes,amule is known to be slow.I will recommend Frostwire,best p2p program I have ever used.It's free but you will need sun's jre 1.5.0 or higher to run it in it's best performance.There are other versions of jre too.
Last edited by alan_ri; 07-14-2008 at 11:40 AM.
Reason: adding info
there is no reason to run anything more complex than bittorent and if you need a gui there is one . Azures or Frostwire that need to run in jvm just use system resources.
Transmission and ktorrent will do everything you need
i mostly run Gnome but use a lot of kde apps .I just don't care for the kde desktop that much . ktorrent works fine on gnome
"yum install ktorrent " will install all the needed libs if kde is not installed
ed2k links don't work with tranmission neither with ktorrent
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Originally Posted by John VV
there is no reason to run anything more complex than bittorent and if you need a gui there is one . Azures or Frostwire that need to run in jvm just use system resources.
Transmission and ktorrent will do everything you need
Hi, there. This is my first post in the forum while I'm looking for a means to download ed2k links (like emule or actually eDonkey links).
Is there a way to configure either ktorrent or Transmission to take care of these links?
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