 |
Who's Online |
 |
|
There are currently, 2 guest(s) and 0 member(s) that are online.
You are Anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here
|
|
|
 |
| |
 New Site Coming
Posted by HopeSeekr on Wednesday, April 27 @ 00:47:44 CDT (1182 reads)
I have started to fulfill one of my long-held goals today. Persa and I, right before we parted, came up with the idea of building a blog at incendiary.ws detailing how humans destroy the planet and offering down-to-earth suggestions on how to personally put all Life before your lazy routines. (One such thing: Where does your fresh water go when you flush it down the drain?) For the meanwhile, however, it is the outpouring of my heart+soul [e.g. my personal blog]. I feel inspired to update it at least once every day for the next 154 days so go on it.
The first person that emails me showing that I've missed 3 days without forewarning on the site gets $50.
Go to HopeSeekr's Incendiary Diary today!
(Read More... | 5 comments | Score: 5)
|
|
xMule 1.10.0 released!
Posted by HopeSeekr on Sunday, March 20 @ 12:42:33 CST (6459 reads)
It happened! After 6 months of refactoring the 1.9-unstable branch, I am pleased to announce the release of xMule 1.10.0 in the stable branch. Stable releases are usually far more fail-safe, less resource-hungry, and generally better-performing than their unstable/testing brethren.
Great care has gone into making sure this version preforms better than any previous release, both unstable and otherwise, and thus is recommended over every existing release for every person, especially those still using 1.8.4.
xmule-1.10.0.rar
(1.08 MB)
[WWW]
[ED2K Link]
xmule-1.10.0.tar.bz2
(1.19 MB)
[WWW]
[ED2K Link]
Highly-optimized Linux binary
(1.61 MB)
[WWW]
Req. wxGTK 2.4 w/ GTK2
-->
Know C++? Read more on how to make money developing xMule!
Ted R. Smith | HopeSeekr | Un-Thesis
Buy Tickets | Best P2P Client for UNIX, the Linux eMule
(Read More... | 3829 bytes more | 34 comments | Score: 2.16)
|
|
Folding@Home, xMule, and FireFox
Posted by HopeSeekr on Friday, February 25 @ 03:21:21 CST (874 reads)
What if a program used by tens of thousands could bundle not spyware but helpware. Imagine thousands of instance additions to the FireFox Folding@Home Team and you'll see the beauty of this, as well as a perfectly-GPLish form of payment to the voluntary developers of such appreciated apps.
Check it out at SpreadTheFox (or if the domain doesn't resolve for you yet, try the secondary link.
(Read More... | Score: 0)
|
|
xMule 1.9.5 released!
Posted by HopeSeekr on Thursday, January 06 @ 15:21:23 CST (8906 reads)
Over three months were spent making this release one of the best ever. As evinced by the lack of bug reports for the 4th preview of this release, this should be one of the most productive versions of xMule yet, both in terms of added features, large performance increases, and the refactoring of the source code in general.
You'll want to see the changelog for this :-)
xmule-1.9.5.rar
(1.07 MB)
[WWW]
[ED2K Link]-->
xmule-1.9.5.tar.bz2
(1.19 MB)
[WWW]
[ED2K Link]-->
Highly-optimized Linux binary
(1.61 MB)
[WWW]
Req. wxGTK 2.4 w/ GTK2
(Read More... | 3615 bytes more | 103 comments | Score: 1.44)
|
|
xMule 1.9.5pre4
Posted by HopeSeekr on Monday, January 03 @ 09:27:27 CST (4870 reads)
Lots of changes...seriously recommended over every other version, with a few qualifications. Read more for list of known bugs (and patches) in this release.
My copy of this has been running 4D 15 hours and uses ~15% CPU.
xmule-1.9.5pre4.rar (1.15M) [ED2K Link - preferred]
xmule-1.9.5pre4.tar.bz2 (1.29M) [ED2K Link - preferred]
"If I could only go through the ducts and leap out onstage in a cape – that's my dream." -Ralph Nader, on the presidential debates
(Read More... | 1846 bytes more | 16 comments | Score: 1.75)
|
|
xmule-1.9.5pre2
Posted by HopeSeekr on Friday, November 19 @ 18:06:00 CST (4967 reads)
This is pretty stable. Just putting it out there in case you want it before I have time to invest in the complicated release/notification effort.
[ed2k link] xmule-1.9.5pre2.tar.bz2
(Read More... | 36 comments | Score: 2.5)
|
|
xMule 1.9.4 released!
Posted by HopeSeekr on Saturday, October 30 @ 16:09:40 CDT (4234 reads)
Major preformance increases, omfg! CPU usage has dropped any where from 20 to 20,000 percent. xMule 1.9.4 is roughly 3x faster than previous releases, on average. This also fixes most, if not all, of the known 1.9.x bugs and adds further support for wxWidgets 2.5.3 and above.
Click "Read More" below for annectdotal CPU experiences.
Claification for would-be flamers:
The most CPU-intensive sections of xMule have been totally re-implemented and use now roughly 1/200th of the CPU cycles they once required. So if you are downloading 5 files with more than 400 sources each, your total CPU cycles used by xMule will be roughly 10 times less in 1.9.4 than 1.9.3 over a period of 24 hours.
xmule-1.9.4.rar - 1.15 MB - ED2K Link
xmule-1.9.4.tar.bz2 - 1.30 MB - ED2K Link
xmule-1.9.4.tar.gz - 1.70 MB - ED2K Link
(Read More... | 2781 bytes more | 37 comments | Score: 2.25)
|
|
xMule 1.9.3 released!
Posted by HopeSeekr on Wednesday, October 27 @ 14:36:48 CDT (1892 reads)
This is a pretty big release for some people. This release brings xMule to PowerPC Linux (and probably Darwin with wxMac too), 64-bit processors, and wxWidgets 2.5.3. While wx-2.5.3 is still not officially supported, it will be in future versions, and it is arguably a lot more efficient than wx-2.4.2 in many areas. You are encouraged to test it.
This release also continues to have re-implemented code so expect this release to run better than past version. Unfortunately, a time-usage related CPU leak is still present in the 1.9.x series, so it is recommended to only download a few files at once and limit sources to under 400 for extended periods of activity, or $ nice -n20 xmule.
xmule-1.9.3.tar.bz2 - 1.31 MBED2K Link-->
(Read More... | 1977 bytes more | 6 comments | Score: 1)
|
|
Email instead of forums
Posted by HopeSeekr on Wednesday, October 06 @ 02:42:35 CDT (753 reads)
Due to drammatic disuse, I request that you please email all questions and support inquiries to theodore@xmule.ws.
Let's face it, i'm really the only one who answers much around here, and well...You guys don't post any thing any more either.
Benefits == faster response time, and less bandwidth.
(Read More... | 4 comments | Score: 3)
|
|
|
