[valburnio]

Hi guys,

i have come into the wonderful world of Macintosh only few days ago, am having fun with my new mac and am really discovering day by day how simple and at the same time powerful the Mac Os X is. What have i been using throughout the past years? Windows and lately, Linux.
Btw, my question is: with the two above mentioned OS i used to have very fast downloads using P2P apps, like Bearshare (XP) and Apollon (Linux). On the Apple system, until now i haven't been able to find a valid p2p software, in other words the bandwith is so poor, and consider that i have a 4 Mbit Adsl Connection. Any guess?
Thanks in advance guys!



P.S.: I just upgraded the Ram of my system, now it really rocks! :-)

[wataru]

There's no reason you shouldn't be able to get the same transfer rates on your Mac. Are you sure it's not just a coincidence?

By the way, Mac equivalents exist for both of those programs. Bearshare is a gnutella client; many exist for OS X, including Cabos, Acquisition, LimeWire, etc. Apollon is based on giFT, so look to Poisoned, Xfactor, GiftBox, etc.

[Helmling]

Limewire runs great for me on Mac.