New FrostWire 4.20.5 out

Download FrostWire v4.20.5

FrostWire v4.20.5 is available now for Windows, MacOSX and Linux operating systems.

FrostWire is absolutely free DO NOT PAY for FrostWire.

If a company charged for it ask them for your money back.

Make sure you download FrostWire only from the official mirrors:
frostwire.com
brothersoft.com
download.com
sourceforge.net

Find out more about FrostWire “Torrent Joint” v4.20 series

Support FrostWire

You can support FrostWire by recommending it to your friends, you can get these Free FrostWire Stickers* to make that more fun.

Another way to support development and distribution costs is to get your self a new t-shirt to wear.

Stickers and T-Shirts are shipped worldwide.

Changelog

Changelog for v4.20.5

Version 4.20.5 "Torrent Joint" (March, April 2010)
- Fixes audio player issues. Now all MP3s should support skipping and gain control.
- Fixes bug on status bar speed meter. Now BitTorrent uploads speeds are added up and shown correctly in it.
- Fixes High CPU usage bug while loading hostiles ip list.
- Fixes a bug on MacOSX on which FrostWire would only start downloading a .torrent only if FrostWire was already running.
- The FrostWire windows installer will now clean FrostWire Desktop shortcuts if uninstalled.

FrostWire is licensed under the GPLv3.
Browse the FrostWire Source Code

* Stickers are free, you only pay for the postage or you can send a self addressed stamped envelope.

Compiling Ghost White Crab on Linux x86_64 Ubuntu Linux

Compiling this software is usually just a matter of running ‘make’, but if you try to do so in Ubuntu 64bit, you’ll encounter the following error on the config_test.log file

skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.3.3/libgcc.a when searching for -lgcc

To solve this issue just do the following:

apt-get install libc6-dev-i386

This makes the make script work since lib6-dev-i386 installs the
l32bit development libraries for GNU C for AMD64 (64bit linux)

Now it works!

About Ghost White Crab
GhostWhiteCrab is a portable, stand-alone GWebCache implemented in C. It is open-source and distributed under a BSD-style license. It was developed as a light-weight replacement for CGI GWebCache implementations in PHP, Perl, ASP etc. Unlike those, GhostWhiteCrab can easily handle millions of transactions per hour while consuming little memory and CPU resources. Although GWebCaches are usually used as bootstrap system for Gnutella, you can use them for any other network as well. GhostWhiteCrab doesn’t handle multiple networks at a time, but you can configure it for any network you like.

GhostWhiteCrab is also an UDP Hostcache (UHC) for the Gnutella network. This is the recommended use now as most Gnutella clients support this or have completely switched to this bootstrap method. An UDP hostcache is much lighter weight, especially in terms of traffic. It’s possible to run GhostWhiteCrab as UHC instead of a GWebCache, or it can serve as both at the same time.

Download BZIP2 compressed sources

How to install FrostWire in Debian Lenny

The folks at TuxArena – Debian and Ubuntu articles, news and tutorials, Linux reviews have written a very cool tutorial on how to install FrostWire on Debian Lenny

Thanks to TuxArena for this wonderful howto, you can follow @TuxArena on Twitter for more Debian related information.

FrostWire .PISI package for Linux Pardus now available.

User Demir from Istanbul, Turkey let us know today that Linux Pardus is very popular over there and that they’ve created a FrostWire .pisi package for easy installation of FrostWire on that Linux Distro.

We can’t really test that package on our end, but If you are a Pardus user reading this, please give it a try with that package and let us know how things went.

FrostWire included in new PCLinuxOS 2009

We just read the release message from the PCLinuxOS team, and it mentions FrostWire is included in the distro.

This beta iso features kernel 2.6.26.6.tex2, KDE 3.5.10, Open Office 2.4.1, Firefox 3.0.3, Thunderbird 2.0.0.14, Frostwire, Ktorrent, Amarok, Flash, Java JRE, Compiz-Fusion 3D and much more.