Sorry guys, we had to do some emergency maintenance in the forum and decided to use that downtime to update other systems in the website.

Everything should be peachy now.

The title tells everything.

I won't steal your precious time making you read useless text, so here are the details:

• Source code: HTTP, eD2k, or Magnet
• Windows: HTTP, eD2k, or Magnet
• MacOSX: work-in-progress, but you may want to try a build by mirko.g
• binaries for other systems: list of user-contributed packages (don't be impatient, they sacrifice their free time for you)
• Changelog

For paranoid people: checksums of the source code tarball:

• MD5: 530d9b48187e36f78fc21bb19e94326d
• SHA-1: 369bb950897c3f1f59fc1190ac7034113ac253d0

You say "No, its' impossible! Not again!"
We say "Yes, it's true, you have to live with it."

The good news is that we're preparing another aMule release. The bad news is that it's still from the 2.2.x series. You're getting used to it, aren't you?

To tell you the truth, we're afraid to increase the middle number and release 2.3.0 (or something similar), because you may easily get a heart-attack from the shock when you realize it. But we care for our users (see how good we are?), we don't want to make "aMule users"="extinct species". Thus the new release will be called 2.2.6 and you can only expect some bug fixes, no shiny new features - but if you're interested go download the tarball and see the changelog for yourself.

Just a few things still to mention (I know you tend to forget about them):

• Translators: please check out the translation statistics page, you can find new string(s). (Plural form applies when you were lazy before.)
• Testers and bleeding-edge users: please test the lastest tarball from the RELEASE-2_2_X branch.
• Everyone: Please post your experiences (patches, translations) in the Prerelease board.

Last words?
Have fun!

The MacOSX package for 2.2.5 has been moved to SourceForge from BerliOS because the latter seems to be dead.

Download links have been updated so you should not experience any problems following them. For a list of packages available for Mac see http://forum.amule.org/index.php?topic=13920.0

Some of you may have noticed we've been updating the website over the last days, and doing some needed maintenance.

As a result, some things work better, others work the same, and other may or may not work.

If you find anything that doesn't work as it should, please tell us in this thread so we can fix it ASAP.

Thanks for your patience!