Ares
(publisher's description)
Ares is a free open source file sharing program
that enables users to share any digital file
including images, audio, video, software, documents,
etc.
You may now easily publish your files through
the Ares decentralized network. As a member
of the virtual community, you can search and
download just about any file shared by other
users.
With Ares you can also join chat rooms or host
your channel and meet new friends.
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about ares
Ares Galaxy is a peer-to-peer file sharing
program. The publisher describes the network
as similar in function to Kazaa's FastTrack
network. Ares used to work off the Gnutella
network, but six months after its creation in
2002, they switched to their own network, consisting
of leaves and supernodes. Ares Galaxy is open
source software for the Microsoft Windows operating
systems and was written in the Delphi programming
language.
Features:
Proponents of the software claim that it has
faster download times, no spyware or adware,
faster and more complete searches than other
file-sharing programs, and connects quickly.
Ares also has the additional feature of chat
rooms. There are three stand-alone alternative
clients that connect to the same network. Warez
P2P is basically a clone of Ares Galaxy but
with a few minor extras and advertising. KCeasy
connects to the Ares network, in addition to
OpenFT and Gnutella. Since version 1.9.0 data
sharing is possible even when both peers are
behind a firewall.
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