


(although the steps below have been tested for Manjaro (based on Arch Linux)) This guide is for LinuxDC++ which is available as a flatpak package, which is a universal Linux packaging hence will work for all Linux distributions. You can now use DC++, you can also change download location from settings but remember to share your DC Download folder.Click on Quick Connect or press Ctrl+Q and enter Hub address.Wait for sometime for hashing to complete.Add at least 100 GB of data so as to search and download from DC. Go to File > Sharing > add folder option.Open DC++, go to File > Settings > Personal Information.Other clients and platforms will be similar. This guide is the simplest way to connect to, a DC hub, on Windows. Always operate your DC client in Active mode.If you are using Windows, allow your DC client through firewall.HHFH usually updates its IP on its Facebook page. Find out the IP of the hub you want to connect to.GUI clients might have a button to do this easily. Read your DC client's documentation to figure out how to connect to a hub.ShakesPeer is a DC++ client that runs on Mac OS X with a native Aqua GUI (Mac OS X 10.4 or later).An helpful guide on setting up ncdc can be found by Sai Ankit.

