what kind of archive do i need for lunix/firefox to install kazza....wont let me "archive type not supported"

Asked by brandybaby

i want to install kazza on my desktop and well i can download it but when i go to open it a pop up comes up and says "archive type not supported" i dont know what kind i need and if ne one knows how to help me thanks.......need to be detailed....im comp stupid....thanks.....

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Mariano Mara (marplatense) said :
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Kazza is a windows program. You can't run it in GNU/Linux. If you need a P2P program that works with Ubuntu, you might try: Amule http://www.amule.org/

Good luck.

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brandybaby (crzy82btch) said :
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what do i do from there............i no nothing about installing things into the comp

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Jeff Martin (evilgourmet) said :
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Hello,

I use Ktorrent, it looks like other torrent engines, and works well with KDE.
It is available from your package manager (ie : synaptic ).

I hope this helps, if you need further information on installing packages please let us know.

- Jeff

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Mariano Mara (marplatense) said :
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brandybaby,
 to install amule please open a terminal: Application -> Accesories -> Terminal

Then, submit the follow command:

sudo apt-get install amule

This will install amule in your system. When it's installed, you can find it in Applications-> Internet -> Amule
If it's not there, in the same terminal you installed the program, type

amule

to make it run.
From then on I guess you know what to do.

If you decide to follow Jeff's advice, you should type:

sudo apt-get install ktorrent

and follow the same suggestions given up supra.

Hope this helps.

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