What is your fav Gnutella application (POLL)

[matrix2003]

What is everyones fav Gnutella application...? And explain why u voted for what you did.
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[isamoor]

GTK-Gnutella all the way.

It still has the same interface as the original nullsoft gnutella, but it's protocal is constantly updated.

Of course, it only runs on linux and maybe Mac OSX through fink, but it's still the bomb.

Later,

Isamoor

[.::BeatFactory::.]

What is everyones fav Gnutella application...? And explain why u voted for what you did.
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Is there a none of the above option?

[Sephiroth]

Is there a none of the above option?

I looked and didnt see one...

[matrix2003]

If, "None" has not been put there, sorry... Just put the client you like and explain why you have chosen it

[lizardsforall]

I threw in a vote for limewire. I used to be a bearshare guy, but the ads and general tweaking of the program just seemed too difficult and troublesome everytime I reinstalled. But a few days ago I thought I'd re-try Limewire and, I must say, I was really impressed with the improvements they have done over the years. The only thing i'd like to see improved upon was the download screen popping under the search screen. so now, I've added it to the list of P2P programs running on my machine.

Here's my vote for Limewire! :fire

[phalkon30]

None of them, I like shareaza.

[mr.jip]

i prefered phex, its kinda stabe, as far as gnutella goes and i realy like the interface, eventho it doesnt matter

[backmann]

There are a lot missing. You can check these polls:

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=22207
http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=22208

Ivan
In the dark we make a brighter light

[ASUmusicMAN]

None of them, I like shareaza.

amen. I use none...if I want to connect I use shareaza.

[tMoD]

The only one of these I've tried is BearShare and I like it well enough.

[Evil_Dweller_01]

If I had to pick I definitely have to go with LimeWire.

They have made a lot of great updates to their program and its a solid application now.

[Dividend]

I'll go with LimeWire. I've used for a long time (since version 1.4d or something) but have always found Java to be a huge system lag. Their new dynamic querying model might not return a lot of hits, but unlike in years past, what does show up usually seems to successfully download. That alone puts it in my "good books".

Xolox I've always found to be too feature limited. Too "n00bish" if I may make up such a word.

Morpheus & NeoNapster are just interfaces for GnucDNA, and I've never found GnucDNA to turn good search results (but that could change quite soon).

BearShare . . . well, it's just BearShare. :green6

Even if Shareaza were on this list, I'd still have to go with LimeWire just because Shareaza doesn't support the new dynamic querying Gnutella (although G2 is still better).

[baghdad_steve15]

How can you miss Shareaza? I demand for the Shareaza option to be added! Jk. Hell, Xolox is my second favorite, so I guess it takes my vote.

[crackerjacker]

damn it wheres shareaza?
well i choose shareaza
limewire
gnucleus
aqualime