If you are using Mandrake, then you might already be familiar with bittorrent. If not, then I suggest that you get to know it. There are several bootleg sites out there that are distributing whole concerts via bittorrent. Many of these concerts are in excellent You will have to download a new plugin for xmms to play some of the file formats. While you may not care much legality of P2P networks (and I'm not going to preach to you), it is nice to know that the RIAA can just stick it, because these downloads are legal.
http://www.sharingthegroove.org http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/ On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 08:52, Jason Tower wrote: > can anyone recommend a linux P2P client(s) for accessing the various > file sharing networks out there? a client of mine asked me about this > the other day, i'd like to give them a few options. a google/freshmeat > search turns up a bunch of hits, but i was hoping to narrow the list > down to stuff that actually works well from experience, and i have none > in this area. and please, no "downloading music is stealing" or "the > RIAA sucks" comments, i'm well aware of both. > > jason -- Jason S. Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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