Direct Connect offers a community-oriented, open, user-controlled network. Moreover, Direct Connect's network architecture is built on a peer-to-peer foundation; users run, control, and maintain the network. Users are able to share any type of file - absolutely no restrictions. These files are easily viewed through a familiar organized windows-explorer interface. To conveniently access the plethora of files, advanced searching capabilities and filters are provided. All of these features are integrated into Direct Connect's unique communal file-sharing system.
http://www.neo-modus.com/ is now a kung fu website...
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 10 Jul 2005
Does anyone know of any alternatives to this client? Especially students on the i2hub network!
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 15 Jun 2005
hey HUCK thanx for the advice, you rock... :)
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 08 May 2005
this program needs a serious update for Tiger....
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 07 May 2005
If you're having trouble connecting to hubs, put in as your description (including the arrow brackets). This fools most hubs into thinking that you are actually displaying tags.
The S:4 part of the tag, for example, is supposed to represent the number of free download slots for your computer, so it should change dynamically as people download files from you.
It works for me, anyway.
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 15 Apr 2005
It's impossible for me to dowload some accented words and, as I'm Italian, it's a big truble!
I also think that it would be better if there could be searched more files at the same time...
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 19 Jul 2004
Serious flaws in file naming and creation makes DC for X
dangerous. First I must join the line of thankful mac-users,
this is the first really usable client for the dc network.
However, one should be aware of certain weaknesses that may
harm your computer. Firstly, files with names with non-ascii
(Latin-1) characters can be downloaded but the names are
garbled, two latin-1 characters add upp to one unicode
character in the filename, sometimes this creates unfortunate
filenames that cannot be deleted in the Finder. More
alarmingly, files created by DC doesn't always create correct
data in the file structure, or the HFS+ tree. This means that
the files are reported as erroneous when the machine is
booted under OS 9. I made the mistake of deleting such a file
while running OS 9 with the unfortunate result that many files
were lost from my hard disk due to a partially destroyed file
structure. After losing ALL data on my hard disk, I was unable to rescue any files using Norton and other recovery apps
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 09 Jun 2004
direct connect screwed up my com. after i deleted finder went back to normal but after a while it had other problems. probably caused by viruses or stuff obtained over direct connect. and it crashes too. 10.2.8
[Version 1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 08 Apr 2004
It worked fine for a while, but now it crashes on me all the time. I can't run any other program at the same time which is really frustrating!! Anyone else got this problem? I'm runing on 10.2.8
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Direct Connect offers a community-oriented, open, user-controlled network. Moreover, Direct Connect's network architecture is built on a peer-to-peer foundation; users run, control, and maintain the network. Users are able to share any type of file - absolutely no restrictions. These files are easily viewed through a familiar organized windows-explorer interface. To conveniently access the plethora of files, advanced searching capabilities and filters are provided. All of these features are integrated into Direct Connect's unique communal file-sharing system.
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Oct 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 07 May 2005
The S:4 part of the tag, for example, is supposed to represent the number of free download slots for your computer, so it should change dynamically as people download files from you.
It works for me, anyway.
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Apr 2005
I also think that it would be better if there could be searched more files at the same time...
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Jul 2004
dangerous. First I must join the line of thankful mac-users,
this is the first really usable client for the dc network.
However, one should be aware of certain weaknesses that may
harm your computer. Firstly, files with names with non-ascii
(Latin-1) characters can be downloaded but the names are
garbled, two latin-1 characters add upp to one unicode
character in the filename, sometimes this creates unfortunate
filenames that cannot be deleted in the Finder. More
alarmingly, files created by DC doesn't always create correct
data in the file structure, or the HFS+ tree. This means that
the files are reported as erroneous when the machine is
booted under OS 9. I made the mistake of deleting such a file
while running OS 9 with the unfortunate result that many files
were lost from my hard disk due to a partially destroyed file
structure. After losing ALL data on my hard disk, I was unable to rescue any files using Norton and other recovery apps
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Jun 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Apr 2004