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andrewgalpin
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Portable Limewire

i have found a site that has made a portable version of limewire pro

https://www.limewire.org/jira/browse/CORE-63

just thought it maybe useful for people who use this app lots.

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something wierd......

is the portable version suposed to load the version that is pre installed on the computer. the second i loaded the portable version i found it ran the prefrences from the computer copy then asked if i wanted to up date to the new version of lime wire

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The guy

who made it did it the wrong way.
Skip to the bottom, you will notice I am developing a portable version with another guy.
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Loads normal Limewire

Just pointing out... this hasn't been finished yet, so that's probably why it loads your normal limewire or something

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Actually

The guy used a launcher which backed up your local settings, ran Limewire, moved those settings on to your drive and then restored your local settings.
Like I said, skip to the bottom, I'm working with a guy.
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FrostWire

Is LimeWire open source? I believe FrostWire is, and I also believe as a prerequisite the computer that runs a portable LimeWire or FrostWire will need Java installed.

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Yep

LimeWire is licensed under the GPL.

I believe it is possible to specify a path to Java.
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Uhm well.

Edit #4. :/

Not easy to get ride of "frostwire" and "limewire". But I guess I finnaly go it.

limewire:
- paid version (pro)
- gpl version (free)
- commercial firm
- see news and make your own opinion, imho not trustworthy

frostwire
- noncommercial, free developers
- only gpl version!
- the wiki says it has the functions like limewire pro

So what? Why not use frostwire instant?

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I looked

into it, but it looked quite a bit harder than LimeWire.
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What about shareaza?

I realize this is covered in another thread, but what about Shareaza?

John was working on it at least at one point, and it does have bittorrent capability.

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bad news

Frostwire has adware for some adultfinder aswell too. :/ We shouldn`t trust any file transfer app before confirming the source and building it our self.

Shareaza is not perfect since it doesn`t support socks for outgoing connections and bittorrent encryption. Well, all those apps are not perfect, imho not really worth to make portable.

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