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hi there
what do u want to contnue download after the computer is turned off???
or resume a download
th best one i could find is the command line utility
wget
u can continue broken downloads and it is good also
also there is inbuilt good download manager in opera
in firefox there is a extention called "download with" it will give u the option to download with kget or d4x (downloader for x) which are both do resume the downloads
Distribution: Fedora Core 2, DeLi Linux 0.6.1, Slackware 10.0
Posts: 105
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hi
if you are using KDE you may want to give a try to KGet.
cool download manager
just paste the link for the file you want to download in it (Ctrl+V), and choose the location you want to save the file. That's it.
Now, you may stop, restore, schedule e.t.c. the downloading of the file.
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