[Linux] A very power download tool under Ubuntu

Reprint: http://blog.csdn.net/luojiming1990/article/details/9078447

Download tool under Windows-Thunderbolt, the reason why the download speed is fast, but it can search for resources, for their own use, rather than just from the original address of the single resource to download.

There are similar tools under Ubuntu, and that's aira2.
AIRA2 is a command-line download tool that can be used with other graphical interface download software. I'm using a uget+aria2. Uget itself is a small and practical multi-threaded download tool, plus aria2 as a plug-in, download speed has been significantly improved.

First, install.
Both Uget and ARIA2 can be installed in the Software center, but the version is too old to work, so it's best to add the PPA to the terminal to install it:
Installation of 1.uget:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:plushuang-tw/uget-stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install Uget
Installation of 2.ARIA2:
sudo add-apt-repository Ppa:t-tujikawa/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install aria2

After installing ARIA2, you can run aria2-v in the terminal to see the version and supported features. Requires more than 1.10 of the version to support resource search.

Second, the use and setting skills
1. Main interface and version

2. Enable the ARIA2 plugin

3. Set the properties of the download task (download several tasks at the same time, how many servers, save location, etc.)

After I test (other users also set this), the number of servers set to 16 more appropriate.

OK, okay.

[Linux] A very power download tool under Ubuntu