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April 24th, 2005
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 Has any limewire developers considered... Has anyone considered porting limewire to I2P yet? Since Tor doesn't want or allow filesharing over it, i2p is the next option. It is even a much better option for filesharing. There have already been discussions of porting emule, shareaza and some other clients. Bittorrent has already been ported to i2p. Soon i2p's network is going to become able to handle thousands of node, at least according to it's development schedule. Anyways the bittorrent port has already proven fast enough filesharing over i2p can be done. The Offical I2p Forums Unoffical I2P Forums    |
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