Different Peer-to-Peer networks?
Rindler Sigurd
networks.
Is/are other network(s) available? If so, what P2P software are being used?
Sigi
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Michael Cash
<srin...@da2.so-net.ne.jp> belched the alphabet and kept on going
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>I have found out out that Kazaa and WinMX (WinNY) uses different shared
>networks.
>Is/are other network(s) available? If so, what P2P software are being used?
BearShare
LimeWire
Morpheus
I believe some of them have some interconnectibility with Kazaa.
If you are using Kazaa, you might wish to delete it and instead
install Kazaa-Lite, which is Kazaa minus the advertisements and
spyware. I believe there are different groups which make different
versions of Kazaa-Lite. I use the one from http://www.kazaa-lite.tk
--
Michael Cash
"There was a time, Mr. Cash, when I believed you must be the most useless
thing in the world. But that was before I read a Microsoft help file."
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Mount Pilot College
Bryan Parker
>I have found out out that Kazaa and WinMX (WinNY) uses different shared
>networks.
>Is/are other network(s) available? If so, what P2P software are being used?
Grokster
iMesh
eDonkey
eMule
Blubster
Filetopia
Piolet
bitTorrent
Gnuttella
Shareaza
Gnucleus
XoloX
Overnet
FileNavigator
SoulSeek
URLBlaze
You can go here to learn about most of them -
http://www.zeropaid.com/
This page says there are currently 97 file sharing
programs out there.
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Rindler Sigurd
I guess I'll have to find out myself about independent networks...
> If you are using Kazaa, you might wish to delete it and instead
> install Kazaa-Lite, which is Kazaa minus the advertisements and
> spyware. I believe there are different groups which make different
> versions of Kazaa-Lite. I use the one from http://www.kazaa-lite.tk
Yes, this is the one I have on one machine. Doesn't work on another computer
for some reason...
Thanks,
Rindler Sigurd
> iMesh
> eDonkey
> eMule
> Blubster
> Filetopia
> Piolet
> bitTorrent
> Gnuttella
> Shareaza
> Gnucleus
> XoloX
> Overnet
> FileNavigator
> SoulSeek
> URLBlaze
>
Wow! Thanks for making me working overtime this weekend!:-)
Bryan Parker
>> Grokster
>> iMesh
>> eDonkey
>> eMule
>> Blubster
>> Filetopia
>> Piolet
>> bitTorrent
>> Gnuttella
>> Shareaza
>> Gnucleus
>> XoloX
>> Overnet
>> FileNavigator
>> SoulSeek
>> URLBlaze
>>
>
>
>Wow! Thanks for making me working overtime this weekend!:-)
They're not all good. Be sure to check out the
links that Mike and I gave you to make sure you're
not downloading a lot of spyware.
The people at alt.internet.p2p have a lot of
good information on this subject too.
You might also want to install Ad-Aware (it's
free) www.lavasoft.nu before you start
experimenting with this stuff too much.
Rindler Sigurd
> good information on this subject too.
>
Great... I was looking for a related newsgroup, however, I couldn't find any
due to using the wrong terminology.
Thanks again.
Sigi
Darrien
> >networks.
> >Is/are other network(s) available? If so, what P2P software are being used?
>
These are all *Clients* not *Networks*
(The networks these use are being pulled from memory and are subject to
errors.)
> Grokster
> iMesh
These use the FastTrack network
> eDonkey
> eMule
These use the Overnet network
> Blubster
Unknown
> Filetopia
Unknown / Proprietary?
> Piolet
Unknown
> bitTorrent
Not a P2P client in the normal sense.
> Gnuttella
This uses the Gnutella network
> Shareaza
This uses the Overnet network
> Gnucleus
This uses the FastTrack network
> XoloX
This uses the Gnutella network
> Overnet
This uses the Overnet network
> FileNavigator
> SoulSeek
Unknown
> URLBlaze
Unknown / Proprietary?
> ...
mukade
> I have found out out that Kazaa and WinMX (WinNY) uses different shared
> networks.
> Is/are other network(s) available? If so, what P2P software are being used?
>
> Sigi
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3021126.stm
Mukade
Ray
Go here, http://www.slyck.com/ to get up-to-date info on P2P stuff. I
personally like Bittorrent for TV shows (from the US) , animes and
movies, WinMx for music, and Kazaa Lite (no adwares) for others.
With Bittorrent, AVI/MPEG files are usually online one or two nights
after they've been broadcast in the US. It's great especially if you
got ADSL.
BTW...... http://www.slyck.com/ has an interesting article about the
upcoming lawsuits to be filed by the RIAA (Recording Industry
Association of America) against individual computer users who share
music via Kazaa, etc.
Ray
Matsudo, Japan
¤Xperimental¤
I am running XP with dual logins- one for me in English and one for the Mrs
in Japanese.
She would love to be able to download some Japanese TV shows and generally
be able to search for files in Japanese (any P2P program).
I have not been able to work out if this can be done. Any ideas?
"Rindler Sigurd" <srin...@da2.so-net.ne.jp> wrote in message
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Bryan Parker
>I love KaZa lite, but!
>
>I am running XP with dual logins- one for me in English and one for the Mrs
>in Japanese.
>
>She would love to be able to download some Japanese TV shows and generally
>be able to search for files in Japanese (any P2P program).
>
>I have not been able to work out if this can be done. Any ideas?
WinMX
Michael Cash
<DingusM...@Wazza.org> belched the alphabet and kept on going
with:
>I love KaZa lite, but!
>
>I am running XP with dual logins- one for me in English and one for the Mrs
>in Japanese.
>
>She would love to be able to download some Japanese TV shows and generally
>be able to search for files in Japanese (any P2P program).
>
>I have not been able to work out if this can be done. Any ideas?
Yeah, it can be done. I found out by accident.
I had my machine set up to automatically start Kazaa-Lite on start up.
There are four user accounts, and each time any of the accounts is
logged into, it starts up an instance of K-L. When switching accounts,
if one doesn't log off, the instance of K-L will remain running. I
quite often had two instances running. This got to be annoying after a
while, because it caused me trouble with moving and deleting files.
As to finding Japanese TV shows on K-L, good luck.