What do you guys think is the best peer to peer program?

Or any other program that allows you to umm.... download backup copies... of your favorite software lol

kazaa is only good cause there are so many damn users... but dont get the real version, its full of trojans and spywares and junk... get kazaa lite.

http://www.kazaalite.com

i used mirc to uhm... "backup" alot of my software...

i also got the demos for the original sites and then uhm... went to http://astalavista.box.sk to "back them up"

for live music of jam bands, i use FurtherNet

double u, double u, double u, dot, en, ay, vi, en, ee, tee, double u, oh, ar, kay, dot, net..

never you mind.. im just mumbling :wink:

have you guys tried overnet? to uh "backup" your cd's with *cough* iso's *cough* good source for them.. http://www.overnet.com

im trying it now...

BitTorrent seems cool, it's a new p2p program where you find a small file with data in it corresponding to what you want, open it, and download away. It uploads the same file to other people as you download it. :) Seems cool, except for it wastes my overall bandwith and sometimes almost nobody is on with the file. :(

e-donkey and e-mule aren't bad either (just search them in google if ya want them). they're just the same as overnet but they do waste ur bandwidth

ya from all the uploaders.. they also waste ur ram :?

personally, I love WinMX. It's soooo fast, and no ads, no spyware.

and eDonkey 2000 works okay, but too many ads. eMule however, makes for a much better experience.

with eMule, it's alot easier to get validated files. you can go to sites like filenexus and right away get eMule links for files.

WinMX however doesn't suck your bandwidth away, and it's faster, AND you have control about who downloads from YOU.

I use them in concert. eMule for big validated files, and WinMX for smaller ones (like MP3s)