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[Mr JP Fugley]

Right that's it. I got fed up with utorrent as it kept crashing my fecking wireless router and/or cable modem. So I've now deleted that and installed the most recent version of azureus.

What a bastard difference in performance and it doesn't stop my interwebs working either.

And also now that it doesn't use java it doesn't use up all of my rams either.

Azureus > Utorrent. Fact

[GepperRankins]

amen brother

[Proper Bo]

told ewe so

[Mr JP Fugley]

told ewe so

When.

Had you done so I would have acted earlier.

[Proper Bo]

I'm not sure, but I probably did, like.

[Shadowfire]

:noes: uTorrent > Azureus. Azureus hogs mem and depends on Java. uTorrent doesn't even have to be installed, and it work perfectly find for me. However, it was recently bought by Bittorrent corp, so let's see how that affects it in the long run ...

[Mr JP Fugley]

:noes: uTorrent > Azureus. Azureus hogs mem and depends on Java. uTorrent doesn't even have to be installed, and it work perfectly find for me. However, it was recently bought by Bittorrent corp, so let's see how that affects it in the long run ...

The latest version doesn't use Java, accountant arsehole.

I thought I had said that in my opening post.

[Mr JP Fugley]

I'm not sure, but I probably did, like.

Sorry, my bad.:cry:

[Cheese]

I use Bittornado as I can never spell Azerues properly.

[Mr JP Fugley]

I use Bittornado as I can never spell Azerues properly.

The new one is good like. Spellage or otherwise.

[Shadowfire]

The latest version doesn't use Java, accountant arsehole.

I thought I had said that in my opening post.

:shifty: ofc I'm an excellent reader ...

[Mr JP Fugley]

What's an ofc.

[Shadowfire]

I believe it's http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/members/perfectofc-77479 (http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/members/perfectofc-77479)

[Mr JP Fugley]

:blink:

[tesco]

that explains it.

[dollyoops]

Right that's it. I got fed up with utorrent as it kept crashing my fecking wireless router and/or cable modem. So I've now deleted that and installed the most recent version of azureus.

What a bastard difference in performance and it doesn't stop my interwebs working either.

And also now that it doesn't use java it doesn't use up all of my rams either.

Azureus > Utorrent. Fact

It most certainly does require Java...

[Mr JP Fugley]

Right that's it. I got fed up with utorrent as it kept crashing my fecking wireless router and/or cable modem. So I've now deleted that and installed the most recent version of azureus.

What a bastard difference in performance and it doesn't stop my interwebs working either.

And also now that it doesn't use java it doesn't use up all of my rams either.

Azureus > Utorrent. Fact

It most certainly does require Java...

:O A Java based program need Java. I've been lied to. :cry:

[dollyoops]

It most certainly does require Java...

:O A Java based program need Java. I've been lied to. :cry:

.... you being sarcastic?

[Alien5]

in his first post he stated that he went to azureus after having utorr probs, that in my opinion was where his problems began to get worse. he should have aswed bt users how to stop utorr crashing.

[Mr JP Fugley]

:O A Java based program need Java. I've been lied to. :cry:

.... you being sarcastic?

No, ironic.

[thewizeard]

now if you can help JPaul to get his Soulseek client fired up :)

...I use Azureus too and am quite content with it. I also tried Utorrent and found it sadly lacking.

I often meditate on the Java 3 D screen particularly when it's a large swarm and enjoy watching them change colour. hehe

[DanB]

utorrent never causes my wireless grief

[Alien5]

i couldnt get utorrent to work with wireless either, so i just plugged it in. utorrent comes first with me, if something is not compatable with it, it goes. everything has to work with utorrent. azureus bad my computer crash all the time, it hogged everything.

[100%]

utorrent never harmed my soul in the slightest.

[Snee]

I used to use Azuereus, it was ok.
Might go back if it's less prone to memory leaks now.

[dollyoops]

I used to use Azuereus, it was ok.
Might go back if it's less prone to memory leaks now.

There have been some leaks fixed - you could always give it another go...

[Alien5]

id rather drink my own piss

[dollyoops]

id rather drink my own piss

Please do.

[Alien5]

thanks

[Snee]

id rather drink my own piss

Please do.

It's like you reached into my mind and pulled out my next post :dabs:

[Alien5]

reach in and pull it out so i can drink his piss?

[Snee]

FFS, can't you do anything yourself?

[brotherdoobie]

I still use fecking, ABC. I feel guilty switching clients...old progs-are like old friends to me. It works fine and I mostly use FTP and Usenet. (and other means... :ph34r:)

Peace bd

[Busyman™]

I used to use Azuereus, it was ok.
Might go back if it's less prone to memory leaks now.

Same here.

Azureus had a great interface but was shit on resources.

I didn't know that Azureus stopped being Java based.:unsure:

[dollyoops]

I didn't know that Azureus stopped being Java based.:unsure:

I've already said that it wasn't true - Azureus is still a Java client.

[Busyman™]

I didn't know that Azureus stopped being Java based.:unsure:

I've already said that it wasn't true - Azureus is still a Java client.

Then whut the hairey hell is GayPaul tawking aboat?:blink:

[JA]

Utorrent WtfPwnz!

[Mr JP Fugley]

I used to use Azuereus, it was ok.
Might go back if it's less prone to memory leaks now.

It can run without the virtual machine doohicky now, apparentement.

[dollyoops]

I used to use Azuereus, it was ok.
Might go back if it's less prone to memory leaks now.

It can run without the virtual machine doohicky now, apparentement.

Where do you even get that from? Even the Azureus webpage doesn't say that it runs without a JVM....

Edit: Hmm... seems Wikipedia says it can run without it (via GCJ) - looking at the GCJ website, there seem to be a lot of problems getting it working, so I'm not really sure it's recommended...

The wiki doesn't sound that positive about it either:
http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Java#Running_with_GCJ_2

[Mr JP Fugley]

You do know this is the Lounge.

I recently asked about slow usb speeds and was advised to pish in the floppy drive. Only as a second option like.

Sort of gives you a feel for the plaice i would have thought.

[Barbarossa]

:lol:

How did you get on with that, by the way :smilie4:

[Mr JP Fugley]

Ah, meant to say. I pished in the floppy, to no effect.

So I uninstalled the hubs. Realized that the keyboard and mouse wouldn't work. Re-installed a hub. Closed the computer down. Plugged the keyboard, mouse and wireless internets directly into the PC. Rebooted and uninstalled the hubs. Realized that I now only needed one. Switched the PC off and physically removed the hubs. Switched it back on and plugged the hub in. Waited for it to install then added 1 hdd at a time.

Long story short, it seems to have worked. Thanks for the suggestion.

I've also now got a spare hub and card reader as this PC has a better built in reader than the one that was attached to it, out of habit.

[Barbarossa]

So I uninstalled the hubs. Realized that the keyboard and mouse wouldn't work.

:lol: :earl:

In my defence, I didn't have enough information to provide more accurate instructions :smilie4:

[Mr JP Fugley]

What more did you want, "Hoi geeks my pc's saying my usbs are ubber slow" should have covered it.

[LubTheStaringCat]

Right that's it. I got fed up with utorrent as it kept crashing my fecking wireless router and/or cable modem. So I've now deleted that and installed the most recent version of azureus.

What a bastard difference in performance and it doesn't stop my interwebs working either.

And also now that it doesn't use java it doesn't use up all of my rams either.

Azureus > Utorrent. Fact

Is that right about utorrent, I must confess that I've been having similar problems with my wireless router. Could be the same problem, what like is Azureus, I've never used It

[Alien5]

i was a die hard Azureus user at first, after trying a few different clients.
Azureus is good if your system can handle it.
that was why i switched to utorrent in the begining.
people getting Azureus problems should try utorrent.
Wireless didn't work with utorrent out of the box with me, so im not sure if you can get it working or not - try utorrent forums they might have that information.

@JP - are you using the BT home hub? thats what ive got, does'nt need to be uninstalled, you just don't install it to begin with.

[Mr JP Fugley]

I don't know if that was the problem mate, but I've changed to Azureus now and it's working fine. To be honest I got the modem replaced at the same time, so I can't really confirm what was causing the problem. However for the couple of days before I got the modem replaced it did seem better.

I'm thinking of trying straightforward BitTorrent again, it does re-starting and all that stuff now. At least I think it does but I may have dreamt that.