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ed2k-gtk-gui A GUI for the eDonkey2000 and Overnet file-sharing programs on GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X and other *nix systems. |
The MS Windows version is at 0.6.4 as well now!
Download ed2k-gtk-gui
Note: You will also need a command line client (='core') in order to be able to use the GUI.v0.6.4
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RPM-package made for RedHat Fedora Core 3, but should work on Suse, Mandrake etc. as well. Try this first. | v0.6.4 | download |
| RPM-package (for RedHat 9) This should work even on older systems, but comes without systray support. | v0.6.4 | download |
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x86 Debian packages stable/woody x86 Debian packages testing/sarge x86 Debian packages unstable/sid |
v0.6.4 |
coming soon download download |
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amd64 Debian packages stable/woody amd64 Debian packages testing/sarge amd64 Debian packages unstable/sid |
v0.6.4 |
not available download download |
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source code gzipped source code bzip2-ed source code Source RPM |
v0.6.4 |
download download download |
 | Mac OS X package Instructions can be found in the ed2k-gtk-gui-MacOSX-docs.zip file and in the forum here. Post problems there or here |
v0.6.2 | download |
 | MS Windows version | v0.6.4 | see this page |
README - INSTALL - AUTHORS - COPYING - ChangeLog (detailed) - ChangeLog (short)
Older versions are available in the project's release section
If you want the very very latest version, you will have to get it via CVS. See below on how to do that.
source code via CVS
ChangeLog
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ed2k-gtk-gui login
You will be prompted for a password. Just hit enter here. After anonymously logging in:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ed2k-gtk-gui co ed2k_gui
Read the INSTALL file on how to compile and install the GUI.
The first thing you will need to do is to run the ./autogen.sh script in the top-level
ed2k_gui directory that the above commands create. You will need automake-1.6 or better
for this, and at least autoconf-2.57 (sorry @ debian stable users).
Once that completed without errors, run the ./configure script and follow the instructions.