Skyfire is a GUI client for the Peer Distributed Transfer Protocol (PDTP). PDTP provides BitTorrent-like download swarming with an HTTP/FTP-like client/server model. Skyfire is written in C and C++ using Qt and builds on Windows and POSIX platforms.
The Chorus Project aims to become the de-facto standard peer-to-peer (P2P) networking suite. It already includes modules for name resolution, keyword based file sharing, and public forums. The Chorus Project is free, scalable, and includes no spyware.
OLAFS is an Open Local Area File Sharing tool. It is written in Java and consists of a peer to peer lib for local area networks and a music player gui. The gui plays shared files from OLAFS users in the LAN no matter where they are physically located.
Improved(download multiple files at once, config, GUI) client for the BitTorrent peer-to-peer sharing solution. This project is also the home of WebTorrent++ a BitTorrent client with a webbased user interface.
The aim of the CP2PC project is to develop a minimal programming
interface (API) to peer-to-peer file-sharing systems. Client side
applications can be built to use this interface and thus integrate separate file-sharing networks.
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.
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M.A.D.D.I.S. stands for Masqueraded, Anonymous, Decentralized, Dynamic Information Sharing. The goal is to create a peer-2-peer system which is more advanced than other implementations. Highlights: Decentral, MD5s, Masqueraded, Chunk-D/Ls [...]
The Alpine Network is a peer based application and network infrastructure designed for distributed resouce location, including file/data transfer. Alpine attempts to resolve the distributed search/sharing problem using an efficient messaging system.
AGRanger is an "UnOfficial" open source client engine, written in Java, that uses Audio Galaxy's peer to peer file sharing network. It has two user interfaces, a swing based ui and a command line based ui. It uses the 0.608 protocol
The idea behind Codester is simple. Provide a free source code and document sharing application that uses a P2P (peer 2 peer - see http://www.openp2p.com) network protocol. (it works similar to Napster)
It is also a open source project to those has a <strong>vision</strong> that peer-to-peer computing is <b>the future of the Net</b>. It is a platform and API make users use and developers develop his project easily
Phosphor is a peer-to-peer file sharing program. XML network protocol, with source in Java and Swing. Uses thread pools extensively and is designed to scale very well. Chat capabilities. This is Napster done right!
'cxtable' (stands for Cyber-X-Table, but I prefer xTable when referring to it) aims at creating a peer-to-peer-ISH network to be used primarily as the "Card Table" for old-time roleplaying in a new-time world...
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)
The goal of Slipper is to control peer to peer applications on a remote server. This might be of some use to people behind firewalls and proxies and are being banned on some ports (ie napter, gnutella), but ftp and telnet ports are still available.
"konspire2b" is a peer-to-peer filesharing system that is markedly different from any existing system (k2b is the first "sink-discovery" system). k2b is being developed in platform-independent C++. It compiles natively for five major platforms.