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Limewire.nl October 21st, 2005 03:32 AM

Limewire Acceleration Patch
 
Hi,

I have a question about this patch, distributed from http://www.download-boosters.com/

Does anybody use this patch? Does it work? What does it exactly? Are there better alternatives available?

This is no spam topic, I'm just wondering what people think about these kind of 'add-on's' for Limewire.

ukbobboy01 October 21st, 2005 03:45 AM

Download Booster
 
A quote copied directly from the Download Booster's website:
Quote:

Lifetime License

What do we mean by Lifetime License?

You pay for the program only the first time and get all new versions of this program for FREE and for LIFE. It works with is a built-in update system which operates through Internet to automatically upgrade your application to the latest release using a "smart" patch system. All new program releases will include this feature.

How does it work?

When you purchase and install an Download Boosters program, you enter certain information to register online. Using your email address we will inform you about new versions. You will be able to download and install for free all new versions for purchased software. All new versions will have the feature to upgrade online by clicking on an upgrade button. The program connects to our server and checks for a new version. If this is the case, a patch is downloaded and your application is upgraded for free. Friendly isn't it?

What about about the future?

If you purchase a product now, you're entitled for a Lifetime License. It means that you're guaranteed to get free upgrades for life. If we decide to change the terms of the Download Boosters EULA in the future, this will be applied to new licenses only.

What about previously registered users?

All new program releases will include this feature. Each previously registered user will receive a notification and a download URL to get the new program release in an email.
All in all, it sounds too good to be true.


UK Bob

DarkSorrow October 21st, 2005 04:45 PM

that was c@rp.......... i dont believe in that patch... im sure it a SCAM

Limewire.nl November 4th, 2005 12:54 AM

Hmm, so nobody thinks this patch is working.

I'm wondering if someone can tell me if there are working patches alike this one or perhaps an ordinary TCP/IP-booster, should that speed up Limewire?

Also, does Limewire intensively uses it's connections? I mean, if you have 200 connections available, is that significantly better then, let's say 50?

I'll be glad to hear your experiences.

Only A Hobo November 4th, 2005 03:43 AM

My lack of ability to speak or understand Dutch leads me to ask where you are coming from on these questions, as your website as far as I can see provides the patches or links to them, and is Called Limewire.nl, but is not afaiks, connected officially with limewire.com. Just a little consused and somewhat curious???????

Limewire.nl November 4th, 2005 03:57 AM

I´m coming with these questions because I´m curious if these programs seem to work (or not). Since no users on our website tell about their experiences, I was wondering if someone on this forum can answer me these questions.

Our website is a Dutch community regarding the Limewire-project providing lots of information but it also contains links to related downloads (you´ve noticed it, good job).
We want to give people information about these downloads (and we´re curious ourselves too).

ukbobboy01 November 4th, 2005 05:03 AM

TCP/IP Optimisers
 
Limewire.nl

It seems the best way to find out about TCP/IP Optimisers is to set up a test bench of some sort, this will require you to invest some resources (manpower, computers, research methodolgy) into this endeavour.

You must understand that since most people now use broadband TCP/IP Optimisers have become redundant so internet users will have very little, if any, experience of using these small software utilities.

Saying that, I use a small optimiser that I was told to use by my ISP, the website, individual settings (MTU, Latency, etc) and anything else that was needed was directed by my ISP.

So, I guess, another alternative is that you should check with your ISP about these optimisers, your ISP should know the best ones and corresponding settings that will give their users the best proformance.

But if you decide to do this on your own you could end up sending your site users to a scam site like Download Booster




UK Bob


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