Kazaa lite K++ with crossover works beautifully the latest version with newest features... download the installer... download the dll's that have been named for previous versions numerous times on this board and install (dll's most go in ~/.cxoffice/dotwine/fake_windows/"Program Files"/"Windows"/System folder)

redhat 9.0
kernel up2date 2. something or other...

ahh!!! Watch out, the RIAA may get you. But I heard they are going to have some amnesty deal.....

Repent now! lol!

Yeah, and have a lot of other people sue you Neat written confession and everything

oooh, so scared. not everyone who uses this dl's copyrighted stuff. anyway, even if, what i dl from you and what you ul from me should be PRIVATE. no exception.

m

damn the man save the empire...

Federal law and the federal courts have been quite clear on what is not legal. It is illegal to make available for download copyrighted works without permission of the copyright owner. Court decisions have affirmed this as well. In the recent Grokster decision, for example, the court confirmed that the users of that system were guilty of copyright infringement. And in last year's Aimster decision, the judge wrote that the idea that "ongoing, massive, and unauthorized distribution and copying of copyrighted works somehow constitutes 'personal use' is specious and unsupported."

sounds to me like aslong as you don't share you're fine *l* let the idiots who don't know enough get busted... oh and thats from the RIAA's web page hope they don't try and prosecute me for that

it also says that they are "gathering information" on those who make availabel "substantial" amounts of files... and that they are doing this by searching and downloading files themselves and timestamping the downloads...

if you read notice that the networks common to linux users are the ones RIAA seems most concerned with... hmmm... why might that be?

Oooh - I know, I know!

Because linux is open source and they hate that!

i think it's more than just that... but the rally against open source does seem to be growing despite the advances that have arisen from it... and the clear advantages it has over it's contridictor...

damn the man save the empire

I have used Kazaa (lite, K++, etc) for like 2 yrs now and I do miss it, but with all the crap going on with the RIAA, AND the aggravation involved with getting it to run in linux, I have just settled on some alternatives like GTK-Gnutella. Having good luck so far, and not worried about the RIAA

Install it, and download some of my files. I am always sharing

i was simply pointing out... that kazaa will work quite easily on redhat 9.0 personally i'm not concerned with the RIAA... damn the man save the empire...

who ever it was the e-mailed me asking for help with kazaa e-mail me again and i'll help i kind of deleted the e-mail accidentally.... i will help as much as i can...

it was me. i'll send it again in awhile.

thanks,

m

So if you use GTK Gnutella, they can't catch you?

I personally love Soulseek, but I think they're monitoring that now..