Posted by azfrankie on 07/08/06 00:35

kráftéé schrieb:
> FatKat wrote:
>> NRen2k5 wrote:
>>> FatKat wrote:
>>>> kráftéé wrote:
>>>>> FatKat wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Forgive my ignorance (I really don't use it all that much) but
>>>>>> isn't ShareAzza one of the many versions of EMule, in that they
>>>>>> use the same
>>>>>> networks? The SA client is much niftier than WinMX's, but it
>>>>>> still takes forever to DL, and those that actually do download
>>>>>> suddenly lose
>>>>>> all their sources before completion.
>>>>> Shareazza is supossedly using the same network, but I've got to
>>>>> be
>>>>> honest Emule, whilst sometimes slow does get there in the end,
>>>>> whilst ShareAza never actually finishes a download. Recently
>>>>> changed from Emule Plus to Emule Extreme & I can say that Extreme
>>>>> certainly does perform, in that if you can find it you'll get it.
>>>> There were several angry reviews about Extreme on CNet, so I
>>>> figured
>>>> I'd play it safe and go with original Emule. I'm happily
>>>> surprised
>>>> by the availability of files and DL speeds. Also, I have yet to
>>>> see any increase in pop-ups or any signs of spyware...as of yet
>>>> anyway.
>>> CNET isn't all that reliable.
>>>
>> I was referring to user reviews - there weren't that many, but they
>> were pretty consistent. But if you've got better things to say
>> about
>> the program, I'd love to hear it.
>
> Well I already have, I personally wouldn't use straight vanilla Emule
> The 2 variations I have & do use are Emule plus & Emule Extreme & of
> the 2 of those I favour Extreme. Let's just say it works & if the
> Cnet readership don't like it, well that's another plus point...
>
>

Isn't there any reliable networking P2P application? All programs
mentioned previously directly support the purpose of promoting certain
websites and services as well. I was wondering whether there's eve a
Windows/Microsoft application which can be used for P2P connections as
well (similar to i.e. an FTP program).

azfrankie

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