Despite all the law suits against exchange services like Napster, more and more exchange programs are developped.
Earlier this week EDonkey 2000 was announced and now we have another one brought to our attention:
SockeToome:
both retries and resumes transfers
transmits directly between the sender's and receiver's computers
involves no central server, preserving your privacy
works at the sender's convenience as well as at the receiver's
works between Macs and PCs
can handle up to four outgoing and three incoming transmissions simultaneously
is very simple to set up and run
is particularly suitable where two parties regularly exchange files
works with both static and dynamic IP addresses
utilises a priority-based queueing system
allows messages to be sent with files
features comprehensive logging
can be run unattended
features many queue management facilities
can be used to back up critical files to a friend's computer
No longer is it necessary:
to upload to a server for subsequent download, or
to run a server and notify people when the server is online, or
to entrust your files to email, or
for both parties to be at their computers at the same time
Just pop your files into the send queue, and leave SockeToome running. When the other person comes online, SockeToome will transmit the files.
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The problem is, the more programs similar to napster there are, the more people will be divided between them.
The power of napster is the huge number of users/songs.
With less users there will be less thingies to d/l
I'm happy with these napster lookalike's what if they shut down napster then we all have a problem but with these lookalike's the music industrie's must admit that file sharing is something they can't stop.
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