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FDM Linux version or run in WINE?

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Postby Alex » Wed Jan 17, 2007 12:19 pm

FDM can be run under Linux using Wine.
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Guest

Postby Guest » Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:35 pm

no no no.
not wine i hate wine it hangs up my system and eats up all my memory.
plz port it to linux also.
Guest

Postby Guest » Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:14 pm

If you dont like Linux with Wine, then try Vista! :) Just kidding! I vote also for a native Linux version. And is not so dificult to make a port of the software from Windows to Linux and OSX. Are a lot of SDK who can make the job.
- http://www.fox-toolkit.org/
- QT
- WxWidgets

Better make a Linux version than a Vista one!
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Mon Apr 16, 2007 12:05 am

It would be great if you could develop a Linux version of FDM. Linux has many great programs and Download Managers but I feel comfortable with FDM and would like a Linux port.

I know your program is not OpenSource but you could compile it a create Debian, Red Hat and SuSe packages. You don't need to open your code for making a Linux Port.

Regards!

Sergio
bb002

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby bb002 » Thu May 31, 2007 1:38 am

I would love to see a Linux version as well!

d4x is my #2 download manager but doesn't allow having special settings for certain URLs. If if does I can't figure it out.


I currently run FDM through wine but it runs poorly at best. Works one day and not the next. A native linux binary would be awesome.


Most download managers don't do well with proxies (FDM and d4x sure do though). While FDM and d4x are the only ones that support downloads that require authentication, well reasonably anyway.
stinkfly
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Yes please

Postby stinkfly » Thu Aug 02, 2007 10:08 am

Yep, this would make a excellent idea! It may be possible due to FDM GPL'ing their code, making it easier to do this. If they converted FDM to use QT4 (from Trollotech), this would be possible. My favourite program KDE is coming to windows thanks to QT4 for it's KDE 4 release.
Stinkfly rules!
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Thu Aug 02, 2007 6:36 pm

bb002 wrote:I would love to see a Linux version as well!
I currently run FDM through wine but it runs poorly at best. Works one day and not the next. A native linux binary would be awesome.


What did you set to get FDM to run in wine? Even with latest it hangs when trying to add a download.
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Tue Aug 07, 2007 10:40 pm

PLEASE, just changed from windows to linux, I miss my fdm!!!!!!!
Xorios
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A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Xorios » Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:06 pm

Anonymous wrote:It would be great if you could develop a Linux version of FDM. Linux has many great programs and Download Managers but I feel comfortable with FDM and would like a Linux port.

I know your program is not OpenSource but you could compile it a create Debian, Red Hat and SuSe packages. You don't need to open your code for making a Linux Port.
FDM is now open source software released under GNU GPL. :D
So anybody (a developer in preference :lol: ) can "transpose" it to Linux.

stinkfly wrote:If they converted FDM to use QT4 (from Trollotech), this would be possible. My favourite program KDE is coming to windows thanks to QT4 for it's KDE 4 release.
Actually I'm using Ubuntu (with Gnome desktop), so I'd prefer a GTK+ interface. :wink:
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:06 am

Hello everybody.

I think FDM was written in Delphi. For this reason they don't have to port the code to Trolltechs QT. Delphi for Linux is named Kylix and should be the easiest way to get a Linux- Version.
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:12 pm

Use aria2, curl, wget. What's the problem?
Guest

A Linux Version of FDM

Postby Guest » Sun Oct 28, 2007 11:59 am

Anonymous wrote:Use aria2, curl, wget. What's the problem?


I have tried all but nothing as fast as FDM. I have tried kget, D4x but nothin up to mark. To get huge download, i restart to windows for fdm. Using wine with FDM was futile attempt.

asfak
Kevin777

Excited about a Linux release

Postby Kevin777 » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:26 am

I will be waiting patiently for Linux version of FDM, really can't wait

If only I could program in Linux

Cheers for now :cry:
FDM for Linux Campaigner

FDM4Ubuntu

Postby FDM for Linux Campaigner » Sat Dec 29, 2007 1:34 pm

We are all seriously calling the management to create a port of the greatest and best download manager on this planet to the following:

Ubuntu x86
Ubuntu x64
Kubuntu x86
Kubuntu x64
Xubuntu x86
Xubuntu x64

Everyone /sign as well!

/sign
Guest

Re: FDM4Ubuntu

Postby Guest » Sun Dec 30, 2007 3:47 pm

FDM for Linux Campaigner wrote:We are all seriously calling the management to create a port of the greatest and best download manager on this planet to the following:

Ubuntu x86
Ubuntu x64
Kubuntu x86
Kubuntu x64
Xubuntu x86
Xubuntu x64

Everyone /sign as well!

/sign


Well... or simply modify the code so it works on linux and anyone can compile it. Other people will gladly create packages for any architecture and distro.

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