crackerjacker
August 22nd, 2002, 11:52 AM
um here is my opinion from a previous version i used,
at the end of this i will link you to others opinions also of bearshare. remember, my opinion of bearshare is my opinion, now in the past i judged it based on stuff, but now my opinion of bearshare has changed. i actually give it a good review. well read what i wrote. now i understand also there is a new version out, and i havent had time to try that version out. so this is review is based on bearshare 4.01.
none the less read what i wrote.
crackerjacker | August 7, 2002 @ 11:35 pm | View Profile;
........ny.....east.verizon.net | Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt)
nah, i have to disagree on certain issues, first of all, shareaza is pretty good, i used it, and i was able to download off of bearshare users, the *4.0* version. then, i was downloading other stuff too.while using shareaza i notice, it will not seek other sources from gnutella very quickly, because it already has the sources available. but then again, this is just what i wanted, wasnt a rare file. now, coming to the conclusion, that a gnutella client, is susposed to do that, i then downloaded, bearshare, 4.1 the latest version. Yep the adware one, and decided to test it. boy, was i surprised, it was pretty good. i was able to download from other clients as well. gnucleus, morpheus*yuk*. and surpriselingly enuff, i tested the waters, and its pretty good. you see, i would rather use a gnutella client, that works. In me saying this, every p2p client is unique, as in this case, the bearshare latest version, is not a problem, it gets what i need. now, stick with a gnutella that get whats you want, and i have tested just about every client out there more or less, not all of them, and can say, well bearshare is pretty good. now in the past, i didnt like the idea, of certain instances, where the program, didnt meet my needs. well, i got rid of the bundled crap, *btw* you can opt out of it. and i am pretty much sure, that i dont have any sort of spyware on it, since , i opt out of it. the point is, i was able to use this client. you see the beauty of it, is that gnutella has come along way. A very long way in fact. so, to be honest to each there own, and yes i might be talking and talking, but, i am talking what i know, and i tested this bearshare program, and it lives up to being a good client. *now* saying this, in the past, certain instances, paved the way for me to get upset, with the bearshare client. now, i dont have a problem with it. to each there own, like i said before, p2p programs, are so numerous, so as saying this, stick with what ya know, and what i know is, that on occasion i will use this one.
along, with shareaza, gnucleus, *winmx* baby, filetopia, and of course *newsgroups* ,as well as xolox.
rtw*,, man, this is pretty long. woe*
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crackerjacker | August 7, 2002 @ 11:38 pm | View Profile;
........ny.....east.verizon.net | Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt)
oh, and i had my best software tool on hand too,. ad aware *btw* and go get yor copy its got a new version out!
*wink* dont leave home without* in this case, dont surf the web without, protecting yourself>..
now as i said, here is the link for what others say about this version of bearshare...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/read_comments.php?id=07302002f#<a%20href=/php/user.php?uid=106083>crackerjacker</a>