[Solved]install the latest amule 2.3.3

[ne0h]

Hi guys,
how i can install the latest amule 2.3.3?
in LMDE4 there is the 2.3.2 version.
it's possible? thank you

[JoeFootball]

how i can install the latest amule 2.3.3?

https://wiki.amule.org/wiki/Compile

[ne0h]

is amule still actively developed, or is it abandoned?

[JoeFootball]

is amule still actively developed, or is it abandoned?

I wouldn't know, but the last changelog entry was for 2021-02-07.

[ne0h]

ok thanks a lot. now I install it!

[Rémi123]

https://wiki.amule.org/wiki/Compile

Hi : )

I'm trying to install the last amule version, due to a problem connecting to the servers. The link given begins with:

Use Synaptic Package Manager (if you use GNOME) or KPackageKit/Adept (if you use KDE) to install the following packages:
g++ [and then follows a list of others packages to install]

If I understood correctly:
- Mint is neither GNOME, neither KDE,
- the default Mint app installer does not have this "g++" app.

As you understand, I am stuck at the very first step... I'll be glad if anyone might help.

Thanks for reading, and sorry for the bad English.

Rémi

[cpedretti]

Hi guys,
how i can install the latest amule 2.3.3?
in LMDE4 there is the 2.3.2 version.
it's possible? thank you

You can find it on sourceforge

I share a blocklist if needed:

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http://list.iblocklist.com/?list=ydxerpxkpcfqjaybcssw&fileformat=p2p&archiveformat=gz

[Rémi123]

You can find it on sourceforge

Thank you very much, dear countryman.

Actually, I found the amule files on Sourceforge, I have extracted the tar.xz file. But I don't know how to install what's in a folder downloaded from Sourceforge.
So for me, the problem is the same installing amule from Sourceforge or installing g++ from Sourceforge.

I know these beginner's problems must be a little annoying, I am sorry. If you think I'd rather learn more about Mint, you can also lead me to a more general tutorial about installing files from folders and knowing where to install them.

Rémi

PS: I don't know exactly what a blocklist is and what I can do with it.