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Download free audio and video content ("podcasts") from the Internet and watch it on your computer or on the go. Available for different platforms.

A more full-featured yet still lightweight bittorrent client for Gnome. Has the ability to automatically resume partial downloads and background to the system tray.

galacteek is a multi-platform Qt5-based browser and semantic agent for the distributed web. Be sure to install all the gstreamer packages on your system to be able to use the mediaplayer. After opening/mounting the DMG image, hold Control and click on the galacteek icon, and select Open and accept. You probably need to allow the system to install applications from anywhere in the security settings. Docker images are available. They run the full GUI inside a virtual Xorg server (using Xvfb). A VNC server runs on TCP port 5900 of the container, just use a regular VNC client to access the interface. The password to access the VNC service is printed to the console when starting the container.

Galet is a peer-to-peer program aiming to provide easy to setup, secure communications between the computers of persons who already know and trust each other.

gbtpdc is a graphical client for btpd (The BitTorrent Protocol Daemon) using c written in C.

Copy file from ONE computer to ANOTHER in your home, This is suppossed to be a replacement for walking/running through your home with a USB stick If scp, ftp, sound like dangerous diseases and SAMBA is a dance: This is the place for you.

getTunes is a Mac version of myTunes, a small application that allows users to download music from local Rendezvous-shared iTunes music libraries (instead of streaming the songs). Don't steal music.

a small and simple command line tool which helps to batch download files after applying a filter on filenames or extensions.

A giFT (http://gift.sourceforge.net) plugin to connect to the MUTE (http://mute-net.sourceforge.net) network.

giFT-Ares is a plugin for giFT that connects to the Ares peer-to-peer filesharing network.

giFT-FastTrack is a plugin for giFT (http://giftproject.org) which enables users of giFT to participate in the FastTrack (Kazaa) network. Currently implemented functions are searching, downloading and uploading.

giFT-Zombie is a NATIVE client written in C++ that connects to the FastTrack peer-to-peer(Kazaa (TM) / Morpheus (TM)) network using the giFT library. Ports are planned for Win32 and OSX. (we used to be halo-kazaa)

giFT-java is a java based frontend to the giFT deamon, which could previously connect to FastTrack(TM) (as used by Kazaa(TM)). Soon it should provide access to openFT, which is in development atm.

Cursed frontend to the giFT daemon. Moved to http://www.nongnu.org/giftcurs/.

Giau ten is a 3rd generation filesharing system which is developed by some students. It will be extremly modular so every thing can changed by others or you can replace for example the gui if you like a other one more.

gnutWare is a middleware software layer written in Java tha lets applications to access a peer-to-peer. In this first version, it uses a Gnutella-based network to operate and give access to a message distributing system based in p2p technology. This midd

Gnutella3 client with a web interface of easy use written in lua using offlibrary

Gnutella client plugin for Eclipse.

Go version of append-only log CRDT on IPFS. An append-only log on IPFS. ipfs-log was originally created for orbit-db - a distributed peer-to-peer database on IPFS. This library intends to provide a fully compatible port of the JavaScript version in Go. The majority of this code was vastly derived from JavaScript's ipfs-log library.

Plugin for presenting an IPFS gateway over i2p. This is only the gateway part, A.K.A. the easy part. It will make your IPFS gateway accessible via i2p clients, but it will not route communication between IPFS nodes over i2p(1). This means that it doesn't make your IPFS instance anonymous, it just makes it accssible to clients anonymously(2). It simply takes advantage of the plugin system to set up some hidden services when the IPFS plugin is initialized. It does this by reading the IPFS config file to find the ports that have been configured by the admin running IPFS, then using the SAM API to forward those ports to I2P. Once they are forwarded, a config file is generated containing the i2p configuration and it's base32 and base64 addresses. This is stored in a file called "i2pconfig." Finally, it simply forwards the IPFS gateway to I2P.

This package contains all of the components necessary to create, understand, and validate IPNS records. It does not publish or resolve those records. Kubo uses this package internally to manipulate records. Once you have the record, you’ll need to use IPFS to publish it. There are several other major operations you can do with go-ipns. Check out the API docs or look at the tests in this repo for examples.

Package p2phttp allows to serve HTTP endpoints and making HTTP requests through libp2p using Go's standard "http" and "net" stack. Instead of the regular "host:port" addressing, p2phttp uses a Peer ID and lets libp2p take care of the routing, thus taking advantage of features like multi-routes, NAT transversal and stream multiplexing over a single connection. This package is a library that uses Go modules for dependency management.

pubsubgrpc provides a LibP2P PubSub framework that can be used as a stand-alone gRPC pubsub server and API, or as a module/component of existing gRPC servers to provide LibP2P PubSub functionality. It uses proto3 and borrows some ideas from libp2p/go-libp2p-daemon and libp2p/go-libp2p-pubsub.

go-libp2p-quic-transport uses quic-go to provide QUIC support for libp2p. This repo is good-compatible, and users of Go 1.11 and later with modules enabled will automatically pull the latest tagged release by referencing this package. Upgrades to future releases can be managed using go get, or by editing your go.mod file as described by the gomod documentation.