Configure the download tool aMule in Ubuntu

I believe everyone has used emule in Windows, like emule in Linux, and he is aMule. The installation method is quite easy. Enter sudo-aptgetinstallamule in the terminal, or select 'add/delete' in the application to select aMule in the network (and finally select aMuleGUI) then the system will install it on its own. After the installation is complete, start amule. Is there a message indicating no server connection! I believe everyone has used emule in Windows and emule in Linux, and there is also an emule download tool, which is aMule. The installation method is quite easy. Enter sudo-aptget install amule on the terminal, alternatively, select 'add/delete' in the application, select aMule in the network (and finally select aMule GUI), and then the system will install it on its own.

After the installation is complete, start amule. Is there a message indicating no server connection! Now, configure amule. Click network options, enter the http://www.emule.org.cn/server.met in the ED2K server, and press enter, he will find you a bunch of servers. Now he will be connected.

However, when we want to click something in the browser, it will be automatically added to our download list, which requires configuration.

Enter about: config In the firefox address bar to create a new Boolean named network. protocol-handler.external.ed2k with a value of true

Create a new String named network. protocol-handler.app.ed2k with the value of/usr/bin/ed2k and OK. At this time, clicking an ed2k link will prompt you to start the corresponding application. After you click Start, The ed2k link will be added to the download queue. The premise is that amule must be enabled.