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with nearly 2000 users online, 3 million shared files and 150,000 gigas data , I just thought you should know, that the new FileSharingTalk filesharing network, is passing a milestone and maybe this evening reach the top of the list you see below..
http://www.gotnap.com/index.php?loc=list
:rolleyes:
What is it but.
It is but a File-Sharing Network thats heading to the top...
http://www.mensap2p.com//Rafi/FreeLans/TOPlist.jpg
2196 user are now logged in, sharing 3300000 files and thats good for 170,000 GB
at this very moment click here http://www.gotnap.com/index.php?loc=list
Yeah but how do you use it.
That's simple. First though, one needs to download a client. One very similar to the SoulSeek client, is Lopster. It has similar complete folder downloading capabilities and can be extremely fast, if one allows it's to multi-source. The interface is fairly user friendly and if you are used to SoulSeek, it's a walk over. It has also IRC functionality and is basically rooted in Linux..
I have created a visual guide for it. Here...
http://z15.invisionfree.com/Imagine_...p?showtopic=21
It's all free. What is on offer ? A modest number of privately run networks of file-sharing servers. where you can download, films, mp3, E-Books, CD images applications and more. One may also create private custom chat channels (on FST network) or just join the main chat or not...
The Lopster client has also it's own help and development forum here http://lopster.sourceforge.net/ and is open-sourced
The only downside I can think of is... you might meet me :)
Meeting you would be a bonus mate.
This is the download link for windows http://sourceforge.net/projects/winlop/
Cheers, Willdo.
It would be more than a bonus for me to meet you, m8Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
I've downloaded the program and installed it. Tried to use your guide, but the phoaties aren't there so I'm struggling to get it set up properly.
I'm probably missing something really obvious, as you know I'm shite at setting things up if they involve any actual thinking.