Ubuntu 14.04 installation and Download Manager uGet

Powerful Download Manager is not common in Linux, but it has some amazing features. uGet is one of them.

When people talk about the download manager on the Linux platform, they usually think that these are on the terminal. In most cases, they are right. Most download managers run on terminals and work well, but sometimes you still want a friendly GUI.

UGet is a very powerful Download Manager with many features that are hard to count. The interface is built by GTK + 3, which means it looks good on most Linux operating systems.

UGet 11th birthday, 1.10.4 updated

Download, install, and configure Ubuntu 14.04.

Ubuntu 14.04 system:

Ubuntu 14.04 text tutorial on hard drive installation in Windows 7

 

The following describes how to install the latest uGet 1.10.4 In Ubuntu 14.04.

For Ubuntu users to install PPA, open the terminal and enter:

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: plushuang-tw/uget-stable

Sudo apt-get update

Sudo apt-get install uget

Its download queue management function can resume download tasks (if the server supports this function), clipboard monitoring, support for HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/BitTorrent/Metalink accounts, batch download, FTP login, scheduler, Aria2 plug-in, my favorites, and resumable data transfer (allow clients to connect to the same servers and multiple clips are obtained at the same time to increase the speed ).

Pretty icons:

Open and try:

The current uGet version is 1.10.4.

The best thing is that it can be easily integrated into Firefox, The Flash got plug-in to help download, and there are also Chrome dedicated extensions.

Developers provide multiple software packages for all types of Linux distributions. Remember, they are completely free of charge.

Try it!