Definately need bitrate shown in searches,some of us dont want 128 bit files.

Add things such as whether the hosts are behind firewalls, allow users to browse the files the host has.. (web browser option like bearshare and gnotella) The Gnutella spy feature was pretty cool on Gnotella,( being able to see what others are requesting.
The ability change the number of hosts (and how many files as well as how large their shared storage was, and how many you can connect to is definately a nice feature.


I would love to see a 3rd generation Gnotella client!

First of all thanks to the developpers, Gnucleus is becoming my prefered gnutella client.
There's a couple of things that I still find annoying. I notice that Gnucleus has some kind of auto-research because it's always finding new sources. This is neat. But i think that it should also research files that does not connect right anyway and stop giving that annoying "Unable to connect" message. I'm tired of right-clicking "Re-search" on all those files.

Also, i would like that when i close gnucleus, it keep all the files in the download windows instead of moving only the partial downloads to "partial" tabs. I don't like having to search again those rare files i often look for or re-start every downloads.

Those two changes would make gnucleus closer to xolox "start and forget" utilisation.

Finally, a better way to restric bandwith, cause being on a shared connection, my roomate often have a hard time browsing the web when my gnucleus is open.

I hope i'm am clear enough ! Feel free to ask for clarifications. Thanks again !

You can do that on Gnucleus too. Go to statistics (tools menu) and click the log tab. Select checkboxes "queries" and "good packets" and choose whatever nodes you want to monitor.

Don't know if it's new but my version of gnucleus (1.7.3.0) has a stop button at the bottom right of the search window.

how about filtering what types of files to download e.g. music, video, etc. as in Gnutella?

I think you mean GnOtella and not GnUtella! Gnutella is the protocol which Gnucleus and other clients use!

Morgwen