CABOS is the very best bet I have found.
It is based in the same code as Frostwire (which is itself a re-iteration of LimeWirePro), but nowhere near as prone to virii and similar nastiness.
Cabos generally is not resource heavy, and does not seem to use much by way of system resources, The folders are configurable, as is the ability to share only those files marked for the purpose.
In general, I have found Cabos to be safe, convenient, and extremely unintrusive.
This experience contrasts exremely heavily with LW and FW, not to mention Morpheus, and MP3 Rocket. ARES2 is another good P2P though if you turn off sharing you will be blocked from downloading, because the system in ARES identifies you as a "leech" rather than a "seeder" or sharer. MP3 Rocket will hammer at you night and day for a paid subscription, while ARES will hammer commercial content at you even IF you select the "opt out" option.
Thus, Cabos is, overall the best bet for obtaining MP3's without going through the complexities and complications of Bit Torrent clients.
Cabos is available as a free download from Cnet Downloads, among other places.
I highly recommend Cabos.
Regards, Uyraell.
Anonymous
December 6, 2010 at 1:47 pm
I promise that you can not fully turn sharing off. Run a "netstat -a" and you will see connections to your computer from Cabos, with sharing off. Alot of ID theft happens this way.
Storm
November 26, 2010 at 4:05 am
try mp3rocket
Krut
November 25, 2010 at 9:56 am
why not just use frostwire?
Esger
November 24, 2010 at 9:32 pm
Vuze is a bit different but a very nice service as well, with some very nice extra's.
Anonymous
November 24, 2010 at 3:54 pm
Shareaza
Anonymous
November 22, 2010 at 1:51 pm
BearShare, Frostwire, Fileswire, Morpheus... and alot of others based off of gnutella.
Be very careful with this type of software, I removed so many viruses that are distributed from Peer to Peer file sharing networks. Also Privacy is a issue, Generally every thing on your hard drive is shared out, Even if sharing is turned off.
Susendeep dutta
November 22, 2010 at 1:43 pm
You can visit the link below for better knowledge and alternatves.
I strongly recommend reading,
The Guide to Biggest File Sharing Networks: Pros & Cons
http://manuals.makeuseof.com.s3.amazonaws.com/MakeUseOf-file-sharing.pdf
CABOS is the very best bet I have found.
It is based in the same code as Frostwire (which is itself a re-iteration of LimeWirePro), but nowhere near as prone to virii and similar nastiness.
Cabos generally is not resource heavy, and does not seem to use much by way of system resources, The folders are configurable, as is the ability to share only those files marked for the purpose.
In general, I have found Cabos to be safe, convenient, and extremely unintrusive.
This experience contrasts exremely heavily with LW and FW, not to mention Morpheus, and MP3 Rocket. ARES2 is another good P2P though if you turn off sharing you will be blocked from downloading, because the system in ARES identifies you as a "leech" rather than a "seeder" or sharer. MP3 Rocket will hammer at you night and day for a paid subscription, while ARES will hammer commercial content at you even IF you select the "opt out" option.
Thus, Cabos is, overall the best bet for obtaining MP3's without going through the complexities and complications of Bit Torrent clients.
Cabos is available as a free download from Cnet Downloads, among other places.
I highly recommend Cabos.
Regards, Uyraell.
I promise that you can not fully turn sharing off. Run a "netstat -a" and you will see connections to your computer from Cabos, with sharing off. Alot of ID theft happens this way.
try mp3rocket
why not just use frostwire?
Vuze is a bit different but a very nice service as well, with some very nice extra's.
Shareaza
BearShare, Frostwire, Fileswire, Morpheus... and alot of others based off of gnutella.
Be very careful with this type of software, I removed so many viruses that are distributed from Peer to Peer file sharing networks. Also Privacy is a issue, Generally every thing on your hard drive is shared out, Even if sharing is turned off.
You can visit the link below for better knowledge and alternatves.
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/11/01/three-limewire-alternatives/
uTorrent or BitTorrent?