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uGet, the Best Download Manager for Linux. uGet is a lightweight yet powerful Open Source download manager for GNU/Linux developed with GTK+, which also comes packaged as a portable Windows app. - Quick Links - Features: https://ugetdm.com/features Screenshots: https://ugetdm.com/screenshots Blog: https://ugetdm.com/blog Support: https://ugetdm.com/qa Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): https://ugetdm.com/qa/faq RSS Feed: https://ugetdm.com/rss GitHub: https://github.com/ugetdm
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yoDownet
The previous generation graphical download manager
yoDownet is an open-source && free graphical download manager project that tries to be simple and minimal, also for sake of humor it's described as "The Previous Generation Graphical Download Manager". -
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VisualWget is a download manager that use Wget as a core retriever to retrieve files from the web. You can think of VisualWget as a GUI front-end for Wget.
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The Octopus Daemon (octod) is a network controlled download manager supporting HTTP and FTP transfers.
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Download Manager is a collection of programs to download files in a easy and powerful way, it also can serve other programs to do the dirt work.
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