is kazaa still around

[RealitY]

Take KCeasy, it's Kazaa network, LimeWire network, and another one!

Get the latest KCEasy here if you want...
http://anonym.to/?https://s35.yousen...X37PCILARIFFKR

[Guest_oto_385]

Kazaa 1337 Pack revision 5 (55mb) is up on http://legion.i2p you can access it by running an i2p node (I'd suggest the inproxy however after testing it, the dumb thing doesn't work, the operators node must be offline, outdated, broken). If you haven't checked out the kazaa 1337 pack before and are a klite user you probably will want to check it out, infact anyone that is considering doing a new install of klite should at least check it out.

The site also hosts other great downloads and information.

Perhaps development of kazaa related tools, etc should be continued on i2p? There are i2p only based jabber servers for discussing development and whatever. In addition there is irc servers which are faster and have less lag, but are not i2p only.

Since i2p version 0.5 works so well, I think it's ready for thousands or more filesharers. Though the i2p devs would rather most people wait until 1.0 I really think it's ready now for the millions of filesharers to join and run i2p nodes.

It already has bittorrent filesharing and a few trackers.

It's true that previous versions of i2p had issues and were not ready for lots of users. However I feel that is no longer the case.

Only issue with i2p is that it isn't super noob friendly, it does take some inital thought to configure (though the install process is painless).

I2p-bt before version 0.1.7 was broken and could not be used with python 2.4, however 0.1.7 does work with it.

Running a i2p node doesn't hog ones internet connection and will not interfere with regular webrowsing and most networking. Though playing online games isn't recommended while running a node (due to lag), but then again that's true with most filesharing and online gaming.

Ideally I'd recommend using bittorrent over i2p rather than standard p2p like klite.

[RealitY]

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[Guest_OMGduh]

http://legion.i2p is an i2p site, meaning that you have to be running i2p in order to access it (like the post above mentioned!), duh. Imagine that. Once running i2p, simply point your webrowser to port 4444 at 127.0.0.1 Then you can access the site. All .i2p sites are like this, duh it's good to know

[Arm]

I2p us gay.