Best File Sharing program

[Jand3rson]

would relatively close = New York?

Like I said, it doesn't really matter, but that will work just fine. :up:

[Tvan]

Sorry to thread-jack but which of these would work best with Mac OS 9.2.2?

limewire was first made to run on mac.

[CleanAzzE30z]

Like I said, it doesn't really matter, but that will work just fine. :up:

grazie. :)

[Charlie]

Sorry to thread-jack but which of these would work best with Mac OS 9.2.2?

Holy god - mac classic?

Even Steve Jobs laughs at you.

-Charlie

[Fidhle007]

Holy god - mac classic?

Even Steve Jobs laughs at you.

-Charlie

Dude, I have this thing pimped to the gills (well as pimped as you can get for a beige G3) and I simply have been to lazy to back up all my files and wipe my hard disk, which I will need to do to install OS X.

Oh, and just so we're clear, I'm not defending me. I laugh at me too. I tried to buy a new G4 laptop last week but was turned down for financing because of "insufficent credit history."

Yeah, I'm a professional musician, can you tell?

[/// e30]

Bit Torrent

[h0lmes]

newsgroups > all

[Tvan]

Use azureus for mac torrenting (don't try and do stuff with it running, it eats up your available memory). There's a really good program that you can get, but you have to pay for it and i can't remember the name.

[PУCCKAЯ_e30ka]

anyone tried Ares? Emule is da best

[AndrewBird]

I use old school Kazzaa Lite, but only when I want a single song or something. Otherwise I use Azures, a bit torrent client and download the whole album/movie/whatever.

[Skafrog]

Cabos

The most basic P2P program out there.

[King Luis]

limewire pro for music and such
azureus for everything else and sometimes music.