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Shareaza
A universal P2P file sharing client for Windows
Shareaza is a very powerful multi-network peer-to-peer file-sharing client supporting Gnutella² G2, Gnutella, eDonkey2000 / eMule, DC++, HTTP, FTP and BitTorrent / DHT protocols for Windows or Wine. -
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TkDC++ is the most simple and lightweight DC client available today. It can be used by the beginner and in a few minutes be downloading from DC. The more advanced user can also use it, as the advanced options can be selected.
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Ultimate ApexDC++ is cutting edge technologhy Direct Connect Client. Hub Owner, Operators, Advanced Users and Noobs will find [U]ApexDC++ a fulfilling and pleasurable experience, which bring out full potential of NMDC & ADC/S hubs.
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With this program you can create your own hublist for DC++. The pinger supports both the old NMDC, and the new ADC protocol, so you can have more hubs on your list than anyone. The program uses MySQL databse. Download and donate if you like it :)
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MultiDC++ aims to be a DC++ port with support for many different operating systems. In addition, it runs as a server enabling you to interface with it locally or remotely using several user interfaces.
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The development of this project has been continued! The project is currently in pre-alpha state. FastHub is DC++ Server software using the ADC Protocol including the ability of full management over the web UI and connecting hubs to eachother!
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A Highly Modularized Direct Connect (dc) Hub (server). Its Core is designed on simplicity and reliability, while the modules provide advanced functionality and compatibility
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DC Sharp Hub is a Direct Connect File Sharing Hub written in C# (C Sharp) that will provide connectivity with other peer to peer networks.
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This project includes a revision of the original DC protocol and the client/server apps to do STUFF with it. Basically, we got really frustrated at the inefficiency and stagnant design of DC so it is time for change. Change is goooood. :-D
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Direct Connect (www.neo-modus.com) Client written in Delphi, maybe later portable to kylix/linux. Multi-threaded server connections and down-/uploads. Later on better compression for DcList\'s and advanced communication ways with Dc++ and opendcd (hosted
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A server written for the DC protocol, which is already providing amazingly 1 PETABYTE of data freely available for download. This server is written in Java, so it's guarantueed to work with your system, unless it's something so far undeveloped, such as
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miraEMP should be a client for the miraEMP server environment, which provides a database of magnet-links. The client is about to read DC++'s HashIndex File and store the magnet-links of the shared data in a database located on a central server.
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