A powerful download tool in Ubuntu

The download tool for Windows, Thunder, is capable of searching for resources and using it for its own purposes, rather than downloading it from the single source address.

There are similar tools in Ubuntu, that is, aira2.
Aira2 is a command line download tool that can be used with download software from other graphic interfaces. I use uget + aria2. Uget itself is a small and useful multi-thread download tool. With aria2 as a plug-in, the download speed is significantly improved.

1. installation.
Both uget and aria2 can be installed in the "Software Center", but the version number is too old to play a role, so you may wish to add PPA to the terminal for installation:
1. uget installation:
Sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: plushuang-TW/uget-stable
Sudo apt-Get update
Sudo apt-Get install uget
2. Install aria2:
Sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: T-tujikawa/PPA
Sudo apt-Get update
Sudo apt-Get install aria2

After installing aria2, You can execute aria2-V on the terminal to view the version number and supported features. More than 1.10 of the versions are required to support resource search.

Ii. Usage and setup skills
1. Main Interface and version number

2. Enable the aria2 plug-in

3. Set the attributes of the download task (several tasks are downloaded at the same time, how many servers are downloaded, and the storage location)

After my trial (this is also set by other netizens), the number of servers is set to 16.

Now you can enjoy the download speed. I used uget to maintain the network speed around 80 kb/s. After I used the aria2 plug-in, I often rushed to 160 K/s. Haha.