This is the newest version of Shareaza

[napho]

Doesn't look like the final version though.


http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...threadid=16182

http://download.server3.come2store.c...areaza1880.exe

[Wings_of_Azrael]

Hmmm, this will be interesting.

[nasrules]

Brilliant napho! Good work man!

[Ashitaka's Ghost]

Nice job, Napho! XD Still May 6 by my watch!

I will wait for Anenga's approval before dling it, though. I don't want to corrupt the BitTorrent network if this was supposed to be a private beta.

[endersgame21]

This may be a stupid question but can you download one file with shareaza with sources from ed2k and G2 and bittorent at the same time because if it can then Shareaza will rock!!!!

[Wings_of_Azrael]

Wow... this actually works nicely, especially for a beta. Shareaza definetly has some superior developers. I'm not sure what effect this will have on the fragile eDonkey and BitTorrent networks over time though.

Hey... this opens Piolet links too.

[nasrules]

Originally posted by Ashitaka's Ghost
Nice job, Napho! XD Still May 6 by my watch!

I will wait for Anenga's approval before dling it, though. I don't want to corrupt the BitTorrent network if this was supposed to be a private beta.

Well, it does say 1.9 Public Beta. It's 1.8.8.0 in About though.

[Mitsugi]

Originally posted by Wings_of_Azrael
Wow... this actually works nicely, especially for a beta. Shareaza definetly has some superior developers. I'm not sure what effect this will have on the fragile eDonkey and BitTorrent networks over time though.

won't affect bittorrent because it's forced uploading..

anyways.. i don't consider BT an p2p network, but it's still good, except i can't use it much because isp called before to tell me to lower dl and ul.

[Ashitaka's Ghost]

Originally posted by Wings_of_Azrael
Hey... this opens Piolet links too.

Maybe it simply recognizes the hash, in the same way that 1.8.2 opens ed2k links...

[endersgame21]

Originally posted by nasrules
Well, it does say 1.9 Public Beta. It's 1.8.8.0 in About though.

Yes and the exe napho gave us is http://download.server3.come2store.c...reaza1880.exe. Notice the 1880 after the Shareaza. Maybe that is just because it is still a beta and once it is final it will say 1.9. I don't know but I don't really care about the number either.

[Mitsugi]

Originally posted by Ashitaka's Ghost
Nice job, Napho! XD Still May 6 by my watch!

I will wait for Anenga's approval before dling it, though. I don't want to corrupt the BitTorrent network if this was supposed to be a private beta.

it's released in their irc channel. also it's not private beta because they say private beta has password and stuff..

[Wings_of_Azrael]

Someone explain how BitTorrent isn't a P2P network. From what I understand, someone uploads/seeds a file, others download it, peers download from and upload to peers. It looks and works a little differently because torrents are hosted on websites, but aren't they similar to hash link sites, except you actually d/l a tiny file? The actual appz, movies, ect. are all still downloaded from peers.

Or is the reason they try to differentiate BT from P2P simply to keep it from being labeled a medium for piracy?

[Theinfamousone]

BitTorrent is a cross between an "underground" or "warez" site, and a P2P network, it can't be classified as either, nor can you deny that it has a lot of characteristics of both. It was only a matter of time before a system like this was implemented, and it rules.

EDIT: Thanks Napho, give my regards to Dawn : -)

[nasrules]

In my opinion, it is a P2P network. Users download files from an initial source, then peers download it from them.

PEER TO PEER.

[Mitsugi]

Originally posted by Wings_of_Azrael
Someone explain how BitTorrent isn't a P2P network. From what I understand, someone uploads/seeds a file, others download it, peers download from and upload to peers. It looks and works a little differently because torrents are hosted on websites, but aren't they similar to hash link sites, except you actually d/l a tiny file? The actual appz, movies, ect. are all still downloaded from peers.

Or is the reason they try to differentiate BT from P2P simply to keep it from being labeled a medium for piracy?

it's partially centralized, but is p2p.. except the centralized server(the tracker) uses alot of bandwidth to direct the clients where to download, who has which part, etc. and sometimes it goes down. (you must never seen hot release if you never seen a tracker that goes down)