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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: [GSOC] Project Idea : KDCPP( KDE Kross DC Plus Plus)
From:       Rohit Yadav <rohityadav89 () gmail ! com>
Date:       2010-03-29 2:49:09
Message-ID: ab4cc04d1003281948wf76c2e5re86c4af4e63a45d2 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hey Nikhil,

They are not proposing a new file sharing protocol, the proposed xml
protocol was to communicate b/w GUI and daemon, not b/w DC++ hubs/clients.
Read the mail again.

The present solutions like Valknut, linuxdc++ etc. fail on multiple levels.
If anyone knows any satisfactory solution, share with us. The only good
client, I think, Jucy DC++ is written in java, so is slow. I think this will
be a very good project to implement.

What do the KDE devel folks think?
Besides, DC++ is the most common file sharing systems in colleges and
student groups; and there is need for a DC++ client software that matches
the levels of Strong DC++. From my side, I'm looking forward to a client
with faster hashing, multisegment downloading and advance searching
features.

Best,
Rohit

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Hey Nikhil,<br><br>They are not proposing a new file sharing protocol, the =
proposed xml protocol was to communicate b/w GUI and daemon, not b/w DC++ h=
ubs/clients.<br>Read the mail again.<br><br>The present solutions like Valk=
nut, linuxdc++ etc. fail on multiple levels. If anyone knows any satisfacto=
ry solution, share with us. The only good client, I think, Jucy DC++ is wri=
tten in java, so is slow. I think this will be a very good project to imple=
ment. <br>
<br>What do the KDE devel folks think? <br>Besides, DC++ is the most common=
 file sharing systems in colleges and student groups; and there is need for=
 a DC++ client software that matches the levels of Strong DC++. From my sid=
e, I&#39;m looking forward to a client with faster hashing, multisegment do=
wnloading and advance searching features.<br>
<br>Best,<br>Rohit<br>


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