Nope, here in jolly old Russia we spell it that way. Cheerio! You bloody bullox!Originally Posted by dodgy368
Nope, here in jolly old Russia we spell it that way. Cheerio! You bloody bullox!Originally Posted by dodgy368
Ha ha ha, quality reply, your location on here says US, have you defected, are you a spy or a double agent?
lol, BUSTED
ps. kl is dead
not yet ... new release is now under development from ftfakes it is k-lite 2.7 based on kmd2.7.2 ,,,, stay tuned for the new releas,,,
Spam-King, I hope you're wrong, there's still a place for kazaa(k-lite) in the big wide world!
KL will never die you IMBECILE there will always be KL users. You're dead.Originally Posted by Spam-King
Hi,
I noticed the numbers of users on Klite go down when all this RIAA crap started but the publicity must have done some good because the numbers are now rising, It use to take me at least a week to down load a popular movie at the beginning of the year but just the other night I got seven movies down a night.
I also use Overnet, It upgraded to ED2k a few months ago but I could never get a good connection on that so I went back to Overnet although it seems to be slowing down a bit now. It is still good for full albums and software.
So Klite is still the one for me.
kl is great for porn and the occasional song
winmx is great for single MP3s
Bittorrent is good for movies, games, appz, full albiums
mIRC is good for shit u cant find anyware else
Emule is good for shit u cant find on mIRC
just my 2 cents
Hi,
Within the last few weeks I have DL'ed 10 good watchable chart Movies and a few full Music Albums granted a couple were AlbumWraps.
I have never had any viruses come in with a DL over the last year and a half and I have an AV up to date.
I have had more porn disguised as other films from Overnet.
I use:
SoulSeek - For music
LimeWire - For video/software
BitTorrent (Azureus) - For complete packages (games, albums, video etc)
IRC - Same as BitTorrent
These are my most favourite filesharing clients.
And as mentioned earlier I only use KL for the unmentionable
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