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Apart from this not feeling right and taking up to much space, I could not connect to the internet on my virtual machine, making the need to run SoulSeek in the virtual environment unnecessary. Lastly Parallels and Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro. Hence, Nicotine is in desperate need of some patches.

SOULSEEKQT EVERYTHING QUEUED INSTALL

Whilst installing Nicotine, I get a message saying I need to install X11, which I am sure is installed.

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However, I am positive I have opened the port in my router correctly, and uTorrent on my MacBook does not have a NAT issue either, nor do any programs using portforwarding on my Windows machine. Obviously there seems to be an issue with portforwarding there. The main issue I have with iSoul is that my downloads are queued remotely forever, which is a long time. SolarSeek, or iSoul rather, has been the most successful attempt to date, although queries also return suspiciously little results. Apart from this, SoulSeex seemed to crash quite a lot. With SoulSeex I found that a query resulted in very little results, even after I connected to the new SoulSeek server (changing to port 2242). Finally, as a last resort and act of desperation, I installed Parallels and Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro to be able to use SoulSeek. Secondly, for all people criticizing those that download music: such is not the topic of this post.ĭuring the search, I stumbled on the following alternatives: SoulSeex, SolarSeek, of which the development later taken over by iSoul and Nicotine. However, this of course does not take away the frustration of the shortcomings of the available alternatives. As I do not have the technical skills to develop these programs myself, I can only admire those that do so. First off, before criticizing these alternatives, I need to say that I have the greatest respect for those developing the alternatives. In my experience, Torrentsites tend to only offer mainstream releases, as do newsgroups, making SoulSeek such a quintessential tool. Why? Because SoulSeek was perfect when it came to finding obscure music or recent and/or non-mainstream releases. I consider the absence of a SoulSeek alternative to be most frustrating. A search for an alternative, one that proved to be successful in the case of other programs, had disappointing results: none of the SoulSeek alternatives managed to fill the gap.

After buying a MacBook Pro I discovered that SoulSeek, which had become an integral part of my everyday Windows computer experience, is not available for Mac.

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