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By the word social (and now I think it can mean different things in different context), I meant that it is based on the concept that there is content which is c
by sukhbir 15y ago
By the word social (and now I think it can mean different things in different context), I meant that it is based on the concept that there is content which is common to a given 'social' group -- let's say with your friends who use Linux, you can use it to download a 10 GB distro. The set of those friends forms a social group that will participate in downloading the distro. You are right about the 'geo-aware' part but then there is no geo-awareness; it's all manual.
- 18pfsmt 15y agoI'm curious if you looked at Oneswarm[1], as it's built on the azureus platform (i.e. java) and utilizes PKI for authentication. It's not exactly lightweight, but I have setup ~30 friends, that I know and trust, on it in one tightly secure network. For lightweight, on my router I have a transmission package (.opkg[2]) that handles files not available on my small network. [1]http://oneswarm.org http://oneswarm.org [2]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opkg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opkg EDIT: Running Openwrt (Backfire, 10.03) on Asus RT-N16