Dc++

so i should get it? well, if anyone finds small soldiers, pm me

some hubs even has connection speed limits
if you're under 5MBit/s it wont let you in
would like that on klite

imo dc++ is the best even before k-lite hit rocky ground. those tankafett hubs are brilliant, averaging at 30kbs. although rare albums are often down to luck :)

dc++ rocks :D

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Originally posted by nanotek@9 December 2003 - 17:40
dc++ rocks :D

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Yes, yes it does :D

The only downpoints are the filesharing limits and if the user goes offline, you're more or less screwed.

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dc++ rocks&nbsp; :D

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Yes, yes it does :D

The only downpoints are the filesharing limits and if the user goes offline, you&#39;re more or less screwed. [/b][/quote]
all depends on the hub &#33; if u find one that u like and stay for a while u get to know the regulars and then finishing files is no problem at all anymore :)

you can resume popular files :blink:

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Originally posted by TheDave@9 December 2003 - 22:33
you can resume popular files :blink:

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yeh if the hub is big enough and the file popular as well but if its something rare better get to know the owner before dl :P

Does the latest DC++ version support multisource downloading? :huh:

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Originally posted by Johnny_B@10 December 2003 - 20:21
Does the latest DC++ version support multisource downloading? :huh:

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for the original client no but there does seem to be a dc client for linux that supports that feature.