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Rovastar
1st October 2003, 14:52
I remember the napstar days. Then it's decline and then AudioGalaxy.

But what do you use now so you can evaulate what you are going to buy next. :)

I presuemd we all used the same but maybe not. What I am using is coming up later.

Post away.
NJK
1st October 2003, 14:57
mostly kazaa version kazaa lite k 2.4.1
sometimes winmx but the queing is terrible
Triton4
1st October 2003, 14:59
I use WinMX. Kaaza Lite doesn't work well for me.
Cylob
1st October 2003, 15:09
Mine is Kazaa in conjunction with Diet K (to kill pop-ups). I've tried others but I find Kazaa has the largest user base (by far). The supernode system sucks though. :(
Rovastar
1st October 2003, 16:09
*shudder* kazaa & WinMX.

DC++ is pretty go if you share out enough stuff say 100GB+ for that US rock stuff. My mate loves it.

For electronic stuff (what it was designed for or more specifically IDM - always hated that term) I use Soulseek.

Lovely client too. Let the members of your userlist have additional download slots, download containing folder,wishlist, doesn't seem to have multiple hubs, etc, etc and a good sense of community. :)

And it appears to have a decent selection of 'other' music too. "...I spent my time on the firing line....lalala....";)

Although if you google it you probably not find it atm as teh website weant down.

http://www.slsknet.org/
Cylob
1st October 2003, 16:58
Originally posted by Rovastar
And it appears to have a decent selection of 'other' music too. "...I spent my time on the firing line....lalala....";)


Bastard!!! I'm off to Soulseek.
Cylob
2nd October 2003, 07:40
Soulseek is most impressive actually. A great interface.:)
Starbucks
2nd October 2003, 17:11
KL K++ 2.2.4? I think, but it was the latest build. I'm very happy with this since they fixed the resources issue.
j0ck3
2nd October 2003, 18:24
DC++ is da best....
marvinbarcelona
3rd October 2003, 21:23
eMulePlus v1h (AMD)....bloody marvelous and some great forums for the links....eMulePlus (http://sourceforge.net/projects/emuleplus)

It's open source so there are updates and improvements every month or so.
Bilbo Baggins
3rd October 2003, 21:30
Bit Torrent issupposed to be very good, but I could never get to grips with it myself.