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Description: Direct Connect Graphical client (GTK+) (peer-based file-sharing)
dc_gui is a gtk front-end for the dctc program. dctc handles all
communication with dc hubs and clients, while dcgui presents an
interface that has many of the features of the original directconnect
client, plus some really useful improvements.
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It is intended for peer-based file-sharing. In practise it works better than
gnutella and other similar systems as it allows dc hubs (servers)
administators to require clients to share specified amount of data. The
amount is usually based on type of client's connection and it is used not
to hurt or exclude anybody but to make file sharing "fair play".
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dcgui is still alpha, so some care has to be taken - try it out!
Description: Direct Connect Graphical client (GTK+) (peer-based file-sharing)
dc_gui is a gtk front-end for the dctc program. dctc handles all
communication with dc hubs and clients, while dcgui presents an
interface that has many of the features of the original directconnect
client, plus some really useful improvements.
.
It is intended for peer-based file-sharing. In practise it works better than
gnutella and other similar systems as it allows dc hubs (servers)
administrators to require clients to share a specified amount of data. The
amount is usually based on type of client's connection and it is used not
to hurt or exclude anybody but to make file sharing "fair play".
.
dcgui is still alpha, so some care has to be taken - try it out!
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It is intended for peer-based file-sharing. In practise it works better than
gnutella and other similar systems as it allows dc hubs (servers)
- administators to require clients to share specified amount of data. The
+ administrators to require clients to share a specified amount of data. The
amount is usually based on type of client's connection and it is used not
to hurt or exclude anybody but to make file sharing "fair play".
.