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How do you install Bittorrent on Suse 9.2?
What does it look like after bittorrent is install on Suse? ... is it an Icon or is it attach to an application
and how does bittorrent work Suse?...what does it do on Suse? .. thanks
I found a great Torrent downloader http://azureus.sourceforge.net , Azureus is eazy to install on a Linux computer and works great. I get a much better performance then Bitorrent.
Originally posted by suse2166 Hey Buldir --- Thanks for the info but when I click on the link that you supply me, I get an error message on both of them...
error message says:
550 can't change Directory to
/pub/suse/../.../,,.......... etc..
No such file or directory
OK, click on the link below and then get the two RPMs you need. It seems the direct link to the individual RPM does not work very well.
I don't know what else to try. The two Bittorrent files are the 4th and 5th files down in the list. What web browser are you using? Maybe try using the command line or the GUI/program gFTP to download the files. At the command line, type:
# ftp ftp.gwdg.de
Type in the answers to user name (anonymous) and a password (your e-mail address). Then type:
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