KaZaaLite K++ is apparently still in development, although the name has changed. Check out more here:

Kazaa Lite Lives! Development has NOT stopped

ZeroPaid's KaZaaLite Pages

Exactly. I just tried fucking around with the giFT install and it seems too bleeding edge for me right now, besides I'm too lazy to compile and that stuff and set it up. It looks cool though.

I probably should have just edited my earlier post, but I thought this thread could use a bump.

I disproved my own theory - I copied all my Kazaa files (at work) onto a CD and loaded them on my computer at home - I figured if I had the existing files from the db folder, it would work just like at work. Long story short - no deal - it knew it was on a new computer - even popped up the settings window and asked for a username and e-mail.

Oh well - I guess I'll just have to get the newer version.

As an aside - I downloaded emule today to give it a try.
I was getting impossibly low download speeds (like 2 kbs). One file will download in 7 days, 21 hours if I leave my computer on. No thanks.

I think Shareaza is what more people are going to want:
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http://www.shareaza.com/
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"Shareaza is the most luxurious and sophisticated file sharing system you'll find. It can harness the power of
up to four separate peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, including EDonkey2000, Gnutella, BitTorrent and
Shareaza's native network, Gnutella2 (G2).

Not only that, but Shareaza is completely FREE and won't show any annoying ads or pop-ups. It won't install
any unwanted third party programs that can wreak havoc with your computer. No spyware, no registration,
no "paid version". Just download and use. Simple."

Kazaa lite is still working for me... however it is much slower.

DC++ is the way to go. There are private and public hubs, but the private ones (password-protected) can be huge. I've seen some hubs with about 100 users, but with an average share of 150-200 GB, with some sharing over 700 GB. That's just music! There are hubs for mp3, FLAC, ogg, movies, you name it.

YOu can install on a new computer no problem. I just reformatted and installed using a copy of K++ i had on a different computer. It worked fine.

I noticed the same thing, try playing the track in a different player....the one's that freak out in media player work fine in Winamp and vise-versa (most of the time)
I know it sounds dumb......just trust me

eMule is very different from Kazaa in the sense that download speeds are FAR from consistant whereas in Kazaa they tend to be pretty steady.

Nonetheless, eMule IS slower than Kazaa. The reason the people who like it better than Kazaa feel the way they do is that with eMule if you use it correctly with sites like sharereactor then you have an almost 0% chance of incomplete or fake files.

i'm having a hard time finding stuff in my k-lite now and the speeds are not that great either :(

I have K++ on a couple of machines already. When I heard the news that they were going after the sites that host the install I immediately started hunting for the install, since I no longer had it anywhere. It took me about 20 minutes to find a Polish language version and about 2+ hours to find the english version. So, it's out there, but going fast. If you want it, move quickly.

If you need Kazaa Lite here ya go, CLICK HERE............You can thank me later.

thanks Man/Amazing, a lot :)

connected to Kazaa Lite, 3.6 mil users and 4.9 TB of information... i hope it doesnt stop working anytime soon >_< my friend likes limewire a lot better now, but i think that its pretty lame... lots of options it doesnt have

It work's still its just not available for download, you gott hunt over to the europe mirros of the file :P

ever heard of kazaa lite resurrection =D they restart kazaa lite with a new verson from the k++ edition

I did a format 2 weeks ago and reinstalled klitekpp243e that I have saved from long ago and I connected fine 4 days ago and dl a bnuch of stuff.
But I also like azureus