Kazaa on Linux

[tecker]

Hey all, You all want a way to get Kazaa LITE working on your linux.
Head over to www.geocities.com/tecker83/ for a graphical howto i put together. It is still being built but what is there should get you going. Happy Kazaa Shareing.

[reductionist]

As a linux user I'd like to echo the anti-Wine sentiments expressed above: there really is no need for it, most stuff has an equivalent and if it doesn't, then I'll live without it.

Games are probably the worst cases but you could keep a small partition for MS if you need to...(for christs sake, drives are so cheap these days most of us can afford to put a second 20/40 gig in there and just have a two full systems - its easy enough to xfer data to/from MS systems anyway. At least from the linux end).

Anyway, I'm not going back to MS - not because I hate it or Bill Gates. Just because its a virus soup out there and most of it is aimed at MS boxes - their security is stupid (yes I do know about the XP so-called firewall...). I actually really liked using W2K and was a big fan of MP2P network and blubster, but I got a boot sector virus which ate half-a-gig of mp3s (hey, at 56k half a gig is no small beer) and I'm mad as hell and not gonna take it anymore.

[neufeld]

Hi All,
This is something really new to me.I'm a virgin linux user. know absolutely nothing about it.So if I make some mistakes I hope you'll understand.
I wound up here looking for Kazaa to download some music but I'm having trouble doing it. I guess it a matter of my time (oh well)
Thanks for the welcome
Neufeld

[evilmegaman]

neufeld, Don't use kazaa. Ever. Ever. wait... is kazaa even around anymore? But yeah if you're on linux, try something like limewire or phex instead. Any java program or native linux p2p is much better than trying to run kazaa on linux.. I mean I didn't even know it was around...