Have you ever used FrostWire?

Has anyone here ever used frostwire?

If so, what did you think if it? Any virsus? etc?

Thanks.

 

ill stick with good old simple bittorrent

 

Bitt torrent, u torrent, free download managers torrent plug in, it's all the same.

And safe...IF you know what your doing.

 

yes

and I hate it

 

i have used it and found it to be ok if you don't use it to download multiple songs

 

limewire is better (the pro version)

 

never use limewire, I say

just use utorrent... compact and easy to use

 

Hmm, don't use limewire, your comp will get really slow.
I just use aimini.net, or 4shared. Or whatever it'll need to get my song.

 

that mean you might have a virus.

 

limewire does make your computer slow when you dowload. I recommend bit torrent though i still use limewire myself

 

I prefer FTP like MU, RS etc cause theres not really high risk of getting caught by the copyfags, unless you're stupid and download and run a virus (Time to watch naruto_ep_232.exe!)

 

basically anything with the word wire in it

 

Does that count if I only use it for torrent downloads i get from the internet? I stopped downloading songs from there because I know this site that has download links to HQ songs.

 

I think I might just do that. I'll finish my 4 almost done torrent downloads and transfer. On a side note I've never encountered malware since I scan everything after downloading.

 

When I check on my peers, that is to say my fellow leechers &/or seeders of a particular file I'm downloading via utorrent I see others using Azureus. Is it as good as utorrent? Well I'm not switching to it though as RomUlation does swear by utorrent.

 

Question, Does where I download torrents (limewire, utorrent ect...) affect my dl speed? since i average from 45.5 kbps-60kbps. Or is it really just because of my internet speed?

 

... No, not really ...

 

With torrents, you don't just have to consider location & distance. Three other factors are, the seeders, the leechers & availability of the pieces of the file/s you are downloading.