I just ckecked back to the Shareaza Website and saw, that their marketing seems to have grown better. they stopped calling gnutella "gnutella1" and I didn't see them calling it legacy or outdated on the two pages I browsed. In short: On the first two pages the name "gnutella2" bugs me, but they stopped smiting gnutella (which made me far more angry, than just the name).

If I had a PC, they might get me to use it actively. Maybe I'll advise others to use it. I'll have to test it on my Virtual PC first, though.

I don't ignore the in-fightings, because they might have a foundation, which can be rather important in a shared network.

If every client had its own network, the in-fightings would be really insignificant. But in a collaborative network like gnutella I choose my client by looking which one is best for the network.

Informations from friends allow me to choose more informed. Did you know there is a Gnutella-Client for the RISC-OS?

Its programmer just contacted me, after I posted gnufu.net in the_gdf.

CocoGnut: http://www.alpha-programming.co.uk/software/cocognut

15 pounds? No Ultrapeer support, no SHA1 hashes and sounds like it is a beta... :D

Perhaps in a few months when his program is finished he can ask money for it. ;)

Morgwen

I don't even know, what the RISC-OS is, but I assume it isn't a mainstream OS, so it might be perfectly fair to charge for the program, as noone else would do it.

Do you know RISC-OS? I only remember to have seen the name somewhere.

I never heard it before, I don´t think that many people are using it.

http://www.riscos.org/

Google knows ALL. ;)

Morgwen

I voted for Morpheus, its different from what it used to be, its come far from Morpheus 2.0, they brought out a stunning version of Morpheus 3.0 last year, and now with 4.0 this multi-network support, and NEONET technology i'd have to say its the best!

You forget the bundled crapware... Shareaza is also supporting multi-networks but without any crap.

Morgwen

Yeah, and Shareaza - unlike Morpheus - has not been banned by LimeWire.

Who told you that information? i'd like to know where you got this information from.

Oh yes, i've tried Shareaza, eDonkey never works, Gnutella is bad on Shareaza, never connects, Shareaza is a leech to the Gnutella network, because it does not connect to Gnutella by default, its good for G2 yes, not for Gnutella.