How many incomplete downloads? How many files are you sharing?

Currently around 370 files in my incomplete directory and sharing 99 files.

Mark

you mean you have 370 files in your download queue????

Not now because I've just had a crash and my queue is now empty.

And probably not quite that many previously - but yes, I have a fairly large download queue.

I tend to (try to) download larger files. If a file doesn't download in one session (and 600MB rarely does) then it can be a long wait before the host is available again. The vast majority of the time only a handful of files are available at a time - the rest either have no hosts available or the hosts are heavily accessed and trying to get a download slot is nigh on impossible.

I also find that I have a lot of the same file in the queue (or in my incomplete directory) but with slightly different names (It would be nice if people didn't rename files). When I've finally get a file down, I delete the other aliases, but in the mean time, I try to get them all (Yes, this is a waste of bandwidth - Yes, I'm looking forward to a hashing implementation that will fix this).

Mark

It would be nice if the LW developers had a link to a change log from the LW pro download page so I could see whether the version of the week has fixed the things that I find bothersome.

LIMEWIRE PRO UPGRADE SUCKS SO FAR! I keep getting error messages. I should now have upgraded!

Is there any such thing as a ChangeLog or anything that I can use to get some information what has changed between the releases?

I dont even _dare_ to ask for something like a plan for which features you (the LimeWire Team and the open source developer) spend the time....

It's a bit sad we dont know anything here...

cu Martin

I've upgraded to beta 2.4.3 pro, and so far I'm having lockup problems when starting LimeWire.
The Java engine is draining 99% out of my cpu for a long time, but it resumes to normal activity after 15-20 minutes.

Also, the connection list seems to refresh itself all the time, and when it's searching for new connections it often grabs all of the cpu.

Eventually, if I shutdown LimeWire, it clears all my download entries, so the next time I start the program it's with a blank download list.

Sorry, there was a bug in both my attention and the forum autologin. The above message was posted by me, but I failed to notice that I was not logged in when posting the message.:eek: