FrostWire: Free Peer 2 Peer Client With Torrent Support
If you’re dissatisfied with your current P2P client and would like to try out a different program, you’re in luck. FrostWire is a free open source peer 2 peer client that has an integrated torrent client. LimeWire users should feel at ease with FrostWire’s interface as both are similar.
Other features include firewall to firewall transfer, iTunes integration, junk result filters, and proxy support.
The interface should be familiar to most people (think LimeWire). With support for .torrent files, FrostWire just might make it to the P2P big leagues.
What p2p client are you guys using?
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July 24th, 2007 00:55
The list of P2P clients grows longer. I really don’t trust any of them these days.
July 24th, 2007 00:59
With all the p2p clients that are loaded with adware, it’s hard finding a clean one.
July 24th, 2007 01:57
I use limewire but I’m pretty sure it’s full of viruses and spyware and all that crap.
July 24th, 2007 02:04
I have that too
July 24th, 2007 03:54
I’ve used frostwire for a few years. The end all cure for virus protection is to use an older pc loaded with Linux; I recommend
PCLinuxOS to handle all of your file sharing and surfing of unsafe sites, etc. I’ve had linux on a old pc for 5 years only rebooting
once
July 24th, 2007 05:15
Been using Azureus for a few years, but thinking about switching to uTorrent because it uses less system memory.
Trying to optimize my PC because adobe lightroom and photoshop is using extreme amounts of my memory.
July 24th, 2007 23:01
[…] Baron wrote his review of “Frostwire” at Brown Thoughts. Frostwire is a peer-to-peer application which combines features similar to “Limewire” […]
July 26th, 2007 00:36
I am currently using Limewire but i am planning to develop a p2p software as my final year project .
July 26th, 2007 00:57
@Madhur:
Let me know when it’s funtional. I’d love to test it out
August 19th, 2007 00:02
[…] What happens next? The majority of LimeWire’s users will switch to torrent clients. Some of them might even switch to FrostWire. […]