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Cocoa Bittorrent client and C torrent library - based on fork of libbt, with high performance and compatibility, advanced prioritisation and scheduling, DHT, and Protocol Encryption.
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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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Shakespeer is a Direct Connect implementation for Unix-like systems. It aims to be fast, easy to use and compatible with DC++. The major goal of ShakesPeer is to create a Mac OS X application with an Aqua graphical user interface.
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PicaSto is a system for decentralized picture storage and sharing on the internet with separation of content and presentation. It uses the RDF metadata model to make the metadata available independently of the actual pictures.
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Volley is a client/server system similar to Hotline, but using a plugin design that makes it more extensible. Server plugins define services such as chat and file sharing. Client plugins allow users to interact with each other using those services.
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This project is a Cocoa Direct Connect client made to fill the void for a good Mac OS X Direct Connect client. This client will support all the extensions for the DC protocol that DC++ has added, and will utilize BlackHoleMedia's NetSocket for networking
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BlastServ is a plugin used with XChat and Mac OS X. It will be an IRC File Server (FServ or FServe), similar to SysReset for Windows or Obsidian. Fservs send files over DCC, and have an interface like FTP. They are a quick and easy way to transfer files.
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Frontend for the giFT file sharing daemon, implemented in Objective C. Manages downloads, searches, daemon preferences and control and daemon version checking in one application.
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dcosx is a Direct Connect client based on dclib. It takes full advantage of Mac OS X's Cocoa environment, so we x'rs don't have to trudge through QT.
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MacOS X / Cocoa SoulSeek client. SoulSeek is a peer to peer file sharing network, mostly for MP3s. Could possibly be ported to GNUstep.
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This project focuses on the integration between Macs and SMB/CIFS networks. The primary goal will be to get a complete port of the Samba package to Mac OS X. Besides that we will try to create tools to uses these services.
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Uzoo is a platform/UI independent clone for SoriBada which is the overwhelming killer-app for sharing mp3 files in Korea. This project will implement opensource protocol libraries, GUI applications for many platforms including Cocoa(Aqua), Curses, Qt.
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OpenAG is the first Unix/Linux/Mac OS X implementation of the (unofficial) Audiogalaxy File Sharing Protocol. OpenAG includes both client and server projects. The client is available as a command line application or with a Mac OS X Aqua interface.
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HXD for OS X is a complete distribution of HXD for Mac OS X. It includes a preferences pane for the System Preferences application for controlling the server.
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insaneFS is a fully decentralized peer-to-peer filesystem based on top of FUSE. It provides POSIX file semantics, including mutable files and directories. It does all this while providing a unified global hierarchy.
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