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Since 2.1.3 is now outdated you should rather use the bleeding edge version of [[aMule]] from [[aMule SVN|SVN]]. Learn how to compile aMule from source on Windows using [[HowTo_compile_on_Win32|MingW]] or [[HowTo_compile_with_Visual_Studio|Visual Studio]]. | Since 2.1.3 is now outdated you should rather use the bleeding edge version of [[aMule]] from [[aMule SVN|SVN]]. Learn how to compile aMule from source on Windows using [[HowTo_compile_on_Win32|MingW]] or [[HowTo_compile_with_Visual_Studio|Visual Studio]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:29, 29 June 2008
The most current version of the Windows installer is aMule 2.1.3.
Download: from the download page
The current version of the installer should support every Windows version, however, it was only tested on Windows XP.
This installer contains:
- aMule 2.1.3
- The ed2k utility (For sending ed2k:// links to aMule)
- wxCas
- cas
- alc (aLinkCreator)
- alcc (aLinkCreatorConsole)
- aMuleGUI
- aMuleCMD
This installer does not contain:
- aMule daemon (Untested)
- aMuleWeb (Untested)
- Other minor utilities and scripts (Not useful on Windows platforms)
The Windows installer is under development and should not be considered stable at this time. Please feel free to report bugs, ask questions, etc, in the aMule forums.
Since 2.1.3 is now outdated you should rather use the bleeding edge version of aMule from SVN. Learn how to compile aMule from source on Windows using MingW or Visual Studio.
