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Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Justin Clift wrote:
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>>One of the most populat BT clients is Azureus:
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> Well, I want to examine BT as an option for Linux users, and Linux users
> are currently in a Java hate-fest, and Azureus is written in Java...
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> I don't agree with the Java hate-fest, but I want to be realistic here.
alright, I use linux on the desktop, and there are 2 options,
- - commandline -> bittorrent
1. this is quite easy, install the bittorent package
2. run: btdownloadcurses <path to torrent>; for instance:
btdownloadcurses
http://borft.student.utwente.nl:6969/file?info_hash=00cc1bf4ca38cfa60347a7b8caf4c0289885f049
which would download the 2.0 windows beta
- - graphical ui -> Azureus
1. copy the url to the torrent (can be obtained from:
http://borft.student.utwente.nl/openoffice/torrents/)
2. download it :)
Maybe it's a good idea to post a simple manual containing some
screenshot on the p2p page.
If you have any questions, I'd be glad to answer them for you.
Mike
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