gtk-gnutella a cross-platform peer-to-peer client/server (with its installation on arch linux here)

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00:00Salutations, I've been playing around with some pieces of software that are

00:07related to peer-to-peer networks and one of them is associated with a network or

00:18a protocol called Gnutella, if you do not know about it, it is the same protocol

00:25that is used in LimeWire, LimeWire is no longer around, we can no longer use it

00:31at least for what I know, you've probably heard about it or maybe had a lot of fun

00:37with it, these protocols and pieces of software can be used for good and bad

00:45purposes, please try to use it in good purpose, I'm not responsible on anything

00:52bad when using these pieces of software, so this client is also server as

01:06mentioned here is for Gnutella, it can almost be run on any operating system, I

01:18was playing with around with it on Mac, installing it is from homebrew, simply

01:27by running brew install GTK Gnutella, I have here Linux, I look at here for it in the

01:37chaotic AUR, it is not there, since it cannot install using this, I have enabled the

01:45chaotic AUR, you can see in the cards or in the description, how I enabled it, so to

01:56install it, if it is on Arch Linux, using an AUR helper, the command should be like

02:03this, I'm gonna go ahead and install GTK Gnutella, like this, enter here, enter here,

02:33now let's see the newly installed piece of software, yes here it is, the thing that I like about

02:46this piece of software is, I look it for games that are based on a famous engine, call it maybe

02:56Mugen or Mugen, if I said it right, I found many of them here, let's do it together, if we want to look

03:05for any thing, we should search for it here, for example Mugen or Mugen, and we will see a bunch of

03:15things having that as a keyword in their names, here it is connecting, needs to connect first, that's why it found nothing,

03:38like this,

03:45these are probably the sources of every download, every file download, whenever it's looking, it looks

04:02in one of these, it's still connecting,

04:07we started to get some results, we can see the size we have for this one, it's super street fighter, it has 700 megabytes,

04:26some of these are torrents, we have here one piece collusion, Mugen has almost any famous game and cartoon characters,

04:44you can add it to your engine, it's very flexible, here you can see Naruto, let's try for example to

04:53download this thing, we right click our mouse and then select download, in the downloads tab,

05:00it should appear whenever it is active downloading it, it is now active, you have here the progress,

05:07here probably Rx is the receiver, how much is downloaded of it,

05:14how much is uploaded for this one, the source, how many sources, when was it created here,

05:25in our case it's the last day of 2025, and the status whether it is downloading or not,

05:37here we have the uploads, I can assume

05:40we may need to try to upload something, but I don't have something specific here,

05:52I would upload something valuable, here the searches, every time you search for something,

06:00it should appear here, for example if we search for Fedora, the famous operating system based on Linux,

06:08we start to get some stuff contained in such words, like this movie, there is here, these books and

06:19CHM, I don't know what that is, yeah it's something like a document,

06:24I have also some sound files, etc, every time you look for something here, in the searches tab,

06:41you get the associated results, the ones that have your keywords and their names, every time you search

06:50for something, it appears in this box over here, the network tab has the connections for you,

07:05the downloads, the files that are being downloaded with a lot of details, like this box over here gives

07:11details about the file that's being downloaded, they selected one of the list, since this becomes a list,

07:17eventually, in case you have decided to download a bunch of files, the uploads is for your uploaded files,

07:27statistics, in case you need to know some details about your connections, downloads, uploads,

07:35sources, sources, etc, this is for search monitor, upload history, the host cache,

07:48search, the search stats,

08:10let's look for openSUSE for example,

08:19you are not necessarily going to find everything you look for,

08:25we found nothing for openSUSE for Fedora we got this,

08:32if we look for example for windows,

08:35of course you should avoid the non-official ones and you need to

08:42download from the official sources and purchase the licenses legally

08:52for example, there is this thing, it's an executable for windows, call it media creation tool

09:11so I guess that makes it for this video, this is a little introduction into GTK IGNUTELLA, IGNUTELLA Client,

09:24please don't forget to subscribe, like, share and comment and peace

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