I was just wondering how things are going for this project. Shareaza is one of my favorite Windows programs, and I would love to use this natively on Linux!
Can the devs give any info on how things are going?
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This project due to a lack of developers. HOWEVER…. there is a project on sourceforge called quazaa (actually a from-the-ground-up rewrite of panthera) that is inspired by shareaza and IS BEING ACTIVELY DEVELOPED RIGHT NOW!!! It uses the QT framework and can already connect to the G2 network, perform searches, and makes a better hub then shareaza, it has integrated IRC chat, full skinning, translation support, a media player in development (waiting on QTmobility), working system log and neighbours windows, settings dialog, quickstart wizard, a proper website, and active community on IRC forums…..and the list goes on. http://quazaa.sourceforge.net is the link for anyone interested in helping out
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I was just wondering how things are going for this project. Shareaza is one of my favorite Windows programs, and I would love to use this natively on Linux!
Can the devs give any info on how things are going?
it is in the pre-alpha stage. As far as I know nobody has started to do anything yet. If you can contribute something to the project please do so
This project due to a lack of developers. HOWEVER…. there is a project on sourceforge called quazaa (actually a from-the-ground-up rewrite of panthera) that is inspired by shareaza and IS BEING ACTIVELY DEVELOPED RIGHT NOW!!! It uses the QT framework and can already connect to the G2 network, perform searches, and makes a better hub then shareaza, it has integrated IRC chat, full skinning, translation support, a media player in development (waiting on QTmobility), working system log and neighbours windows, settings dialog, quickstart wizard, a proper website, and active community on IRC forums…..and the list goes on. http://quazaa.sourceforge.net is the link for anyone interested in helping out
sorry that should read "this project is dead due to a lack of developers"