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givemethebighammer - 19/12/05 at 08:59 PM

What's everyone else using these days. Not used it for a while. Kazaa Lite was the the one to have when I last participated.

Stuart Ainslie - 19/12/05 at 09:00 PM

Limewire Pro

cerbera - 19/12/05 at 09:05 PM

Bitorrent

RazMan - 19/12/05 at 09:15 PM

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Originally posted by cerbera
Bitorrent


Same here - faster than anything else I've used

benji106 - 19/12/05 at 09:30 PM

Limewire

phelpsa - 19/12/05 at 09:35 PM

Limewire, although its pretty useless for anything tastefull legally!

Adam

Genesis - 19/12/05 at 09:46 PM

DC++

millenniumtree - 19/12/05 at 10:20 PM

I use gtk-gnutella (for music) and bittorrent (for movies and other hard-to-finds)

Danozeman - 19/12/05 at 10:48 PM

Bittorrent for albums, films etc
Limewire for singles and stuff.

Not that i partake in any of this mallarky.

lewis635 - 19/12/05 at 11:12 PM

E-Mule
No spy or adware

givemethebighammer - 19/12/05 at 11:18 PM

thanks, time to catch up

muzchap - 20/12/05 at 01:04 AM

BitComet is the daddy :-)

Honestly...

it lists all the torrent sites inside the application

Limewire is also good - and all the others mentioned - it comes down to personal preference

I'm a little wasted on Vodka at the minute... I'm in Russia on business and have just experienced a Russian Banya and 2 hot Russian girls at the same time - so don't trust me :-)

I'd say anything to sober up and have another go !!!! :-)

Muzchap

bimbleuk - 20/12/05 at 06:49 AM

Azureus for torrents
eDonkey for peer to peer

If you want to download big files such as films in HD (10-15GB per film) then you can't beat news servers!

gingerprince - 20/12/05 at 09:23 AM

Be careful with Limewire. If you see a file about 870kb that looks really tempting, don't get it. It's amazing how many different pieces of sofware are about 870kb (including Office XP!). It's riddled with trojans.