aMule is an eMule-like client for the eDonkey and Kademlia networks.
aMule is a multi-platform client for the ED2K file sharing network and based on the windows client eMule. aMule started in August 2003, as a fork of xMule, which is a fork of lMule.
aMule currently supports Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows, MacOS X and X-Box on both 32 and 64 bit computers.
aMule is intended to be as user friendly and feature rich as eMule and to remain faithful to the look and feel of eMule so users familiar with either aMule or eMule will be able switch between the two easily.
Since aMule is based upon the eMule codebase, new features in eMule tend to find their way into aMule soon after their inclusion into eMule so users of aMule can expect to ride the cutting-edge of ED2k clients.
- an all-in-one app called
amule. - a daemon app called
amuled. It's amule but with no interface. - a client for the server called
amuleguito connect to a local or distant amuled. amulewebto access amule from a web browser.amulecmdto access amule from the command line.
In general, compiling aMule should be as easy as running cmake . and make.