By jherskowitz | February 15, 2010 - Posted in LimeWire/Gnutella, Torrent, Updates
The “T” Word
In the past, the word “toolbar” has often had a stigma associated with it that evoked visions of undesired third-party adware bundled and installed without a user’s consent. In fact, at LimeWire we have turned away countless companies that have wanted us to bundle software - that while it would have generated […]
By jherskowitz | September 10, 2009 - Posted in LimeWire/Gnutella, News, Updates
Dear Friends -
Recently we rolled out a great feature in LimeWire 5.2 that let you guys easily share files with your Facebook friends using LimeWire. This feature has been very positively received and we have been working on building out that feature and extending it to users of other social networks as well. Shortly after […]
By meverett | December 11, 2008 - Posted in Coding, Java, LimeWire/Gnutella, Swing
Our blog has been a bit quiet as of late. I see our last blog post was nearly 5 months ago. For those of you who haven’t heard in the news, we’ve been busy overhauling the User Interface and adding a bunch of new features. This week we released an Alpha to the public.
To give […]
By George Searle | May 21, 2008 - Posted in LimeWire/Gnutella, P2P
Last week at Digital Hollywood, I had the opportunity to speak with entertainment, media and technology execs about our plans for LimeWire. It was nice to get out of the office to talk about and, especially, to listen to what others are thinking, saying and responding to in peer-to-peer. Overall feedback was extremely positive.
I want […]
By Zootella | March 28, 2008 - Posted in Design, LimeWire/Gnutella
LimeWire is a program used and loved by millions of people around the world. This has put a lot of inertia in what we have right now: the features we have now, and the user interface that communicates those features with users. Even with all this inertia, however, we realize that we can’t afford to […]
By fberger | November 2, 2007 - Posted in Coding, Community, LimeWire/Gnutella, Updates
LimeWire’s internationalization system gets a face lift switching to GNU gettext. In the process, we developed several Open Source tools that help the Java community with deploying gettext. Our translations are managed at Launchpad, Ubuntu’s great internationalization web community.
This article quickly juxtaposes LimeWire’s old system as it is often found in Java projects with a […]
