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May 16th, 2004
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 soon.. Status is updating the gnutella engine of the dna, inter-ultrapeer qrp, high outdegree, and low ttl are done. Dynamic querying and out of band hits are in progress. The latest, 1.1 of the dna is stored in the GnucDNAr3 repository on cvs. - John an email reply from the gnucleus developer... pretty soon morpheus, gnucleus, and clients like them won't leech  |
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May 16th, 2004
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| ya it's cool I saw it yesterday on the gnucleus cvs. I just praise he got implementations right  However that might make gnucleus usable but not Moprheus which will stay a POS because they don't have devs and they include a lot of opensource software into a garbage software IMO. Good John!Edit: just to make more clear that I'm really happy John works on the gnutella part of gnucleus  . There is just NO reasons that can justify the usage of Morpheus, but I'll be glad to say my impressions of gnucleus once the betas are available with those changes. Gnucleus might become again a trusty P2P app.Ciao
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May 16th, 2004
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But Morpheus will retain is P2P jerk crown. If only all Morph users were using Gnucleus...
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May 17th, 2004
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| Morpheus developers put a considerable amount of work into GnucDNA also, so et voilà you should stop going on and on about Morpheus is crap, give it a break… Finally Gnucleus and Morpheus are going to become kick *** clients, and get a little more respect then they do, great work people!Last edited by Zaggar : May 17th, 2004 at 03:16 PM. |
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May 17th, 2004
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 This post made my day!!!
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