I was thinking about connection issues last night and I came up with two ideas.

The first is a host distinguisher. As it stands, you have a rather generic status report that tells the total hosts you are connected to, file size, etc. What I suggest is an additional feature that tells you how many hosts/files/size you are getting from each connection individually.
This would improve network operation because users could have a better idea of whether or not they were getting a significant number of hosts/files/size through a particular connection. This would also prevent many users from opening many connections to get the same result.

The other idea i had was something that is actually present in the basic gnutella client, an "update" button to give you a (well duh, updated) status of hosts that you are connected to. For instance if one of the hosts you are connected to goes gnutellanet offline, but is still downloading.

comments? suggestions?