LimeWire's legacy is safe now: Thanks to the work of many (trap_jaw and ultracross in particular), installers are available that can keep up with the best features of the LimeWire development. See http://www.gnutellaforums.com/forumd...?s=&forumid=86

So, users will be able to have a smooth transition if they choose. Personally, I'm still hoping the US legal system will allow a way for LW to continue without having to be threatened or crippled by incredibly expensive legal fees.

i have limewire Pro 4.9.30, should i be ok with this version or download a different version? I am confused with everything that is going on...just want to know if my version is ok

4.9.30 is ok

4.9.37 (the current version) is OK too.

In fact, they should all be OK for a while. I imagine that if the restrictionsever are actually implemented, the news will be pretty widespread. Just keep your old installers to save some time.

Don't worry--we're all hoping LW's leaders will not be forced into restrictions.

I have .30 but in basic and I WILL never part with it and will keep on using it untill the day it stops working. Im not gonna worry about it and neither am I gonna switch to any Limewire clone or knockoff, LW is one of the frew free ones without forced ads or nags to get you to upgrade or pay for a pro. ;)

lol, limewire does have a nag.. atleast in all basic versions. sorry if this looks like trolling, but frostwire is just the same as limewire but without the nags. ;) .. just a heads up.

I suspect Sphinx is getting muddled with Bearshare again <GRIN> :):)

I know but I dont call a link at the bottom of Limewire a nag. I dont even notice it when I'm logged in. :)

and, I switched to Bearshare lite sometime ago, no flashing nag on the old Lite version. :D :D