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September 28th, 2002
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 This feature is a great addittion, but it dont work for me as is. All my shared files are nicely organised in artist/album directories. If I want to see the files most hit or uploaded I have to go through each and every directory. I think that in the library view the name column should also include a relative path. E.g. if I have : ../Music/Artist 1/Album 1 ../Music/Artist 1/Album 2 ../Music/Artist 2/Album 3 Clicking Music in the dir tree shows all files in all these folders... Selecting Artist one shows album 1 and 2 ... etc  |
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