anyone remember the name of music sharing software for windows, where you'd join a server/room and you'd tell the software what folder you wanted to share, and it just worked? you could search across all "rooms" you were in, and there was a log window where it showed you all the searches hitting your computer.
this was like 2-4 years ago i used it, it was not: kazaa, limewire, emule, edonkey, XDCC, etc.
It's on a virtual HDD on a dead machine so it's a PITA to get to, so crowd sores!
it was soulseek, i'm pretty sure. thanks to everyone who helped remember!
@Zergling_man it's not [x]DC[C][++]. it doesn't use IRC - at least not obviously.
the closest thing it reminded me of was Hotline.
@Zergling_man it's more like kazaa and emule or whatever, i used that back in 2006-2008ish - it's why i know about negativland. If it was DC++ i wouldn't have had to ask. Sorry, i'm not berating you or anything!
@burner i love you.
@picofarad I think you are talking about Soulseek. It allows you to P2P share any content with others and chat with them. I use the Nicotine+ client on Linux and Seeker client on Android. I don't know anything about the Windows client.
@siina yes that was the answer