A form of Kazaa is available for Mac OS X now! Download the latest build of iSwipe, and they are now implementing FastTrack onto iSwipe. So far, i found 11.8 thousand files, its a start
Originally posted by King Cobra
[AHEM]For testing purposes, correct?[/AHEM]
I didn't realize that so many people on Macs are looking for an alternative to file sharing. I guess those security chips for upcoming PCs are doing the trick.
Originally posted by sparkleytone
almost all p2p apps suck. kazaa sucks, morpheus sucks, napster sucked, limewire sucks. they all freakin suck. anyone who says kazaa is a great program is just a lamer anyways. im sorry to be so blunt but it is the truth.
i want quality downloads, with files named in some sort of non-idiotic or disorganized manner. the network needs to be streamlined and efficient, and not some supersaturating bandwidth hog.
i want quality software, without all the bloat of gator and other spyware. it needs to be fast, efficient, and intuitive. audigalaxy was, acquisition is. its just too bad acquisition still has to drop onto the gnutella network for its functionailty. there are too many lamers out there with a bunch of crap files they think is funny to send to people.
ill stick to newsgroups and ftps if the p2p networks continue to be so crappy. newsgroups continue to be one of the best resources for people looking to file share. music is high quality, named properly, and anyone with highspeed access (esp cable) will get speeds on average of 300KB/sec.
Originally posted by FattyMembrane
sparkleytone: i've found that xnap will sometimes have a decent classical selection (depending on the performer/comoser, you'll have better luck with bach than villa-lobos). but unlike a lot of the pop garbage, i've found that if there is a public library near by, they often have large sections of classical cds which can be checked out (and perhaps copied to the hard drive for evaluation purposes, if you are so inclined ).