Download GTK-Gnutella 0.93

GTK-Gnutella is a program for the Unix platform to exchange files over the Gnutella network. The development team recently released version 0.93 with the following changelog:

A GTK+ Gnutella client for Unix, efficient, reliable and fast, written in C. It has been optimized for speed and scalability, with low-memory consumption. It is meant to be left running 24×7, using little CPU and only the configured bandwidth.

These are some of the changes made since 0.92.1 stable:

• GTK-Gnutella now supports Partial File serving, both as a client and as a server. As soon as a download is started, it can be used as an alternate source for others even though the download is not completed yet.
• When a mismatch happens during downloading, the file can now be automatically removed and restarted again.
• Improved GUI to specify better which downloads should be cleared from the list (completed, failed, unavailable).
• Collects alternate download locations acquired from query hits.
• Support for hostname instead of only an ip. If you have a dynamic ip but got a static hostname, for example a .dyndns.org address, gtk-gnutella can try to connect to the ip associated with the hostname.
• Sends out alternate locations which should not be tried.
• Won’t send full headers when short on bandwith.
• Any changes in settings are now automatically saved, there is no need to quit the client anymore to make sure the settings are saved.
• Running gtk-gnutella in Auto peermode should no longer cause a crash.
• New addresses in hostiles.txt to protect against malicious hosts.
• gwcache.boot was cleaned up. Dead links were removed.
• Remote control should actually work without crashing gtk-gnutella.
• The build problems which occured in 0.92.1 due to the switch to metaconfig should be (mostly) gone.
• Code cleanup to build on more platforms.
• GTK2 interface currently does not have a maintainer, not all options which are available in the GTK1 interface might have made it in the GTK2 interface.

[break]The following downloads are available:
Source Code
Red Hat-9 Package
Debian 3.0 (stable) Package
Suse-8.2 Package
Slackware-9.1 Package