best p2p program

[tanerb]

What do u think is the best p2p program for downloading ?

[smearbrick1]

What are we downloading? Text files? Excel Docs? Word Docs? PDF Files?

I imagine this question does not have the most legitimate intentions, so I'll just walk away. That's merely an assumption.

[shelbyGT]

lots of them connect to the same thing, but as of last couple months WinMX had the most users, followed by Limewire (tied with iTunes, amazingly).

[BJ_M]

edonkey 2 is pretty popular also i think ..

lot of people use Shareaza

[Cobra]

I use BitTorrent to get Linux distros - I can't do it through my browser because I can't limit the download speed and I share a 1Mbps connection with four other people... With BitTorrent and BitComet as my client, I can limit the download to 60KB/sec so I don't inconvenience others.

It's a good P2P system with just about anything on it - as I say, Linux distros can be pretty massive and BitTorrent does me just fine.

[waheed]

Cobra, try Bit Tornado, it has features for controlling upload/download speeds.

[Cobra]

So does BitComet - that's why I use it. Also, I can't seem to get any other clients working on my PC...

[offline]

I use BT to download perfectly legit files. The last lot
were free data files from NASA. I got 2 gig shared,
which otherwise would have strained any ftp server,
given the sheer popularity of these files.

I used shareaza 2.x (no spyware)

[Faustus]

I know BT is build into the World of Warcraft patcher because I had to free a port of up for it. Programs? I pretty much decided they were all crap.

[VenGeanCe]

@cobra and waheed i do prefer azureus than bitcomet/bittornado.what's ur comments on azureus.i know itsa bit resource hungry.well i prefer torrents for apps,music-winMX,videos-DC++