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== What is | == What is gnutella? == | ||
'''Gnutella''' is a totally decentralized [[P2P network]] which Shareaza supports. | '''Gnutella''' is a totally decentralized [[P2P network]] which Shareaza supports. gnutella started as a small, totally decentralized P2P protocol. Its decentralization gave users peace and confidence that it, unlike Napster which preceded it, could never be shut down. | ||
For a long time it was the fastest growing P2P network in the world. Since it is an open protocol, it is constantly developed and extended by a group of program developers. However, development has ceased during the past years and some of the clients of this network now support additional network technologies in order to avoid/circumvent the flaws in the base design of | For a long time it was the fastest growing P2P network in the world. Since it is an open protocol, it is constantly developed and extended by a group of program developers. However, development has ceased during the past years and some of the clients of this network now support additional network technologies in order to avoid/circumvent the flaws in the base design of gnutella, which have been solved on [[Gnutella2]]. | ||
There are a lot of programs running on the network apart from Shareaza. Those include | There are a lot of programs running on the network apart from Shareaza. Those include [http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net gtk-gnutella], [http://www.frostwire.com Frostwire] and [http://www.phex.org/ Phex]. | ||
For more info on | For more info on gnutella, see {{w|Gnutella|its Wikipedia entry}}. | ||
The [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_gdf/ Gnutella development forum newsgroup] at Yahoo has the most up to date specification documents on gnutella (available for members of that group only). | |||
For solving problems with Shareaza (not) connecting to the gnutella network, see [[G2ConnectingGuide|this connecting troubleshoot guide]]. | |||
{{Navigation|Networks and Hashes}} | {{Navigation|Networks and Hashes}} | ||
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This page has been updated on 2009-10-23 for the release of Shareaza v2.5.x.0. | e |
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The information on this page should apply to all Shareaza versions provided there are no major changes. | e |
What is gnutella?
Gnutella is a totally decentralized P2P network which Shareaza supports. gnutella started as a small, totally decentralized P2P protocol. Its decentralization gave users peace and confidence that it, unlike Napster which preceded it, could never be shut down. For a long time it was the fastest growing P2P network in the world. Since it is an open protocol, it is constantly developed and extended by a group of program developers. However, development has ceased during the past years and some of the clients of this network now support additional network technologies in order to avoid/circumvent the flaws in the base design of gnutella, which have been solved on Gnutella2.
There are a lot of programs running on the network apart from Shareaza. Those include gtk-gnutella, Frostwire and Phex.
For more info on gnutella, see 
its Wikipedia entry.
The Gnutella development forum newsgroup at Yahoo has the most up to date specification documents on gnutella (available for members of that group only).
For solving problems with Shareaza (not) connecting to the gnutella network, see this connecting troubleshoot guide.
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