Qtella users, welcome to the OpenSource P2P Net!
 

You use your network resources and spend your personal time sharing your
files to the network.
Did you know other people are making big bucks and buying new cars
because of your efforts?
Do you want your efforts to go towards corporate overhead?
Do you spend your time sharing files so other greedy people can get rich?
Are you worried that the RIAA/MPAA can pressure commercial P2P companies
into giving them your personal information through threats of law suits?
If greed is #1 and the RIAA offers them $$$ do you think they will turn it down?
Are you tired of spyware and popup ads?

Join the OpenSource P2P Net today!

No corporate greed is allowed on the OpenSource P2P Net! If a client
does not provide source code and/or tries to make money from their
software, the client is blocked automatically!

No spyware, no popup ads because it's open source!

Only pure P2P file sharing, like it should be!

It's easy! Look for patches or new versions of your favorite open source
client on this forum! Gnucleus is the first to have a easy patch and is ready to
join the OpenSource P2P Net!

It looks like all you have to do is find/change the all the words "GNUTELLA" to "OPENSOURCE" in the file "Servent.cpp" and it should work.
If you can run it 24 hrs please post your IP to the thread in the general gnutella section to help kick things off, thank you.
OpenSource P2P Net uses the open Gnutella protocol.

The new modified Gnucleus (1.6.3) and more info for the OpenSource P2P Net is at
http://snow.prohosting.com/openp2p/

A diff file is available there so you can see how it was done. You can test Qtella against any IP posted to the "General" area here in the forum.

New project site at Sourceforge! "Official" home page
http://opensourcep2p.sourceforge.net/

Project page is
http://sourceforge.net/projects/opensourcep2p/

Thanks for participating in the new OpenSource P2P Net!

A Linux version is now available called "gtk-frutella". You can get it at the site.
We need as many people running this as possible. You could run it off to the side of your Qtella, and have it share the same files.