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![]() hi Im fairly new to Gnutella and need some expert tips. I want to run a gnutella client on a commandline interface only. 1.) is that possible to do so? 2.) whats the best client for this task? thanks, detl_ |
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![]() Yes, there is a command-line client to the gnutella network (I like it a lot). It is called Gnut. I don't think it is under active development anymore, but it works great (never crashes, no memory leaks, etc.) You can find it at http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Gnut/ |
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Gnutella itself--not a client | Unregistered | General Gnutella / Gnutella Network Discussion | 3 | May 15th, 2002 08:21 AM |
DOS Gnutella Client!!! | CyberBug84 | General Gnutella / Gnutella Network Discussion | 10 | July 18th, 2001 08:33 AM |
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