Hi list,
I had a nice chat with Greg DeKoenigsberg some days ago. He kindly
propose to join this mailing-list. So here am I.
I would like to present our project Jamendo (sorry for the ad Greg asked ;) ).
http://www.jamendo.com/en/
Jamendo is an internet platform that distribute to a large scale
OK, looks like the list is quiet-ish, so let me say what I think. :)
Issue #1, and what I think is most important for Fedora users: the number
of torrent seeds available for Ogg users is quite low. I'd like to
propose two mechanisms for dealing with this, in the fairly near future:
a. Offer s
On Fri, 2006-08-18 at 11:27 -0400, Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:
> OK, looks like the list is quiet-ish, so let me say what I think. :)
>
> Issue #1, and what I think is most important for Fedora users: the number
> of torrent seeds available for Ogg users is quite low. I'd like to
> propose two me
On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Aaron Sherman wrote:
> My theory as to why is that bittorrent has a small chunk size and
> randomizes access. Gnutella has a larger chunk size and while it
> randomizes the first chunk from each available swarm source, it then
> continues linearly through the file as long as
Hi Aaron,
Aaah ... We could certainly argue during hours about the best
technology to use to distribute jamendo's archives (50Mb files) ...
(and we do internally at jamendo ;) )
The main reason we promote both eMule/eDonkey and BitTorrent, is
popularity, demand ... Music lovers, teens and artist
Ooops quack server ?
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22865
April 2001 ?
looking at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnutella : MLNet or gIFT
should be a better candidate to do gnutella command line mass hosting
?
--
Laurent
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