There actually is a slsk for mac. i used to have it. it sucked though, none of the transfers would work. I only got like one to work.

[quote]Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 7:41 pm
There actually is a slsk for mac. i used to have it. it sucked though, none of the transfers would work. I only got like one to work.[/quote]

It is called nicotine; it is a soulseek client.
It uses python and works just like slsk.

It has some bugs, but most people dont have a lot of problems. I use it and the worst I experience are a few crashes now and then.

does it have the same bird icon and stuff? mine did. it looked just like the pc one.

[quote="Catfish"][quote]Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 7:41 pm
There actually is a slsk for mac. i used to have it. it sucked though, none of the transfers would work. I only got like one to work.[/quote]

It is called nicotine; it is a soulseek client.
It uses python and works just like slsk.

It has some bugs, but most people dont have a lot of problems. I use it and the worst I experience are a few crashes now and then.[/quote]
He's talking about a different client. There are actually 2 or 3 Mac OS X native clients, but they never made it past the early development stages, so they all really suck. Nicotine works good though. I've never had any problems with it.

[quote]He's talking about a different client. There are actually 2 or 3 Mac OS X native clients, but they never made it past the early development stages, so they all really suck. Nicotine works good though. I've never had any problems with it.[/quote]

Nicotine works fine for me most of the time. I've heard people say it has some bugs though.

I downloaded SLSK for mac once, but it wouldn't work. I'd click the icon and it would start to open... then close.

[quote]I downloaded SLSK for mac once, but it wouldn't work. I'd click the icon and it would start to open... then close. [/quote]

you may have been using an unstable release, or you may have installed it incorrectly.
If you follow the instructions at http://www.7nights.com/asterisk/archive ... for-mac-os than you should have no problems.

Or maybe you will have problems.
I don't know.

[quote="Jomei"]I downloaded SLSK for mac once, but it wouldn't work. I'd click the icon and it would start to open... then close. [/quote]
Yeah, I remember that one. Aside from Virtual PC, the best SoulSeek solution for OS X is [url=http://nicotine-app.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl]Nicotine[/url].

meh. i tried a client once, tho i can't remember which one. but another one that i saw required going into the console. and i didn't want to mess around with it. so whatever.

[quote]meh. i tried a client once, tho i can't remember which one. but another one that i saw required going into the console. and i didn't want to mess around with it. so whatever.[/quote]

[quote="overAmped"] the best SoulSeek solution for OS X is [url=http://nicotine-app.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl]Nicotine[/url].[/quote]

"This project is an example of how to turn a [Fink] package into an application bundle. [b]No more administrator access[/b], [b]no more terminal[/b]. All you need is OS X Panther and [Apple's X11]."

This is really easy to install and use.

hmm..i think that that was what i used. i can't remember tho...

-considers trying again-

[quote="thejedipunk"]hmm..i think that that was what i used. i can't remember tho...

-considers trying again-[/quote]
I highly reccomend it. If you've got X11, it works just like any other OS X app. Just drag and drop to install, and double-click to launch. It looks damn ugly since it's a UNIX app, but it works.