Gwget
Gwget
is a gnome frontend for the popular downloading application wget.
gwget also has firefox integration with the help of the firefox
extension FireGet.
Gwget also integrates with the panel tray, so closing it will move
the program to the notification area.
How to install
Make
sure you have packages from universe
enabled
in your repositories. Then install the gwget
package
using Ubuntu Software Center.
You
can also install Gwget from the terminal using sudo
apt-get install gwget
Note:
If you use Firefox, you can get FireGet
to
enable the context menu which enables you to download the link or
download directories recursively.
Uget
Uget
is a Free and Open Source download manager written in GTK+ , it has
many of features like easy-to-use , cross-platform (Windows &
GNU/Linux) , support pause and resume , classify download , every
category has an independent configuration , and more ...
Features
- Free (as in freedom , also free of charge ) and Open Source .
- Simple , easy-to-use and lightweight .
- Support resume download , so if your connction lost you don’t need to start from first.
- Classify downloads , and every category has independent configuration and queue .
- Queue download .
- Integrate with Firefox through Flashgot plugin .
- Monitoring clipboard .
- Import downloads from HTML file .
- Batch download , you can download many files has same arrange , like file_1 file_2 …. file_20 , you don’t need to add all links , just one link and changeable character .
- Can be used from command line .
How to install
Install
from GetDeb.
GetDeb
provides
downloadable DEB packages and also Ubuntu repository for these
applications.
OR
You
can also install Uget from terminal using command sudo apt-get
install uget.
Note:
Make sure you have updated software source list. If not then use
command sudo apt-get update to update software source list.
flareGet
FlareGet
is an advanced multi-threaded and multisegment download manager
written in Qt. It is a full featured download manager, having lots of
features. Browser integration for firefox is supported through
flashgot.
Features
How to install
Jdownloader
JDownloader
is open source, platform independent, and written completely in Java.
It simplifies downloading files from One-Click-Hosters like
Rapidshare.com or Megaupload.com - not only for users with a premium
account but also for users who don't pay.
Features
- Completely Automates downloading
- Scheduling downloads: a rather nifty option whereby you can tell the program to, say, start downloading at 2 am in the morning or something like that.
- Re-connects to defeat compulsory wait times
- Supports a wide range of hosting services (and video sharing sites)
- Captures multiple links on a webpage
- Firefox integration: through the Flashgot Firefox extension. Jdownloader will provide the option to install this extension during its own installation process.
How
to Install
You
can also install Jdownloader from terminal using following command:
sudo
add-apt-repository ppa:jd-team/jdownloader
sudo
apt-get update
sudo
apt-get install jdownloader
Steadyflow
Steadyflow is an easy to use download manager for Ubuntu. The application is currently available for Ubuntu 11.04 "Natty Narwhal".With the latest release, Steadyflow has got some new features which makes it a very good option if you are looking for a download manager.
Features:
- The indicator menu has been expanded and now includes download controls for individual files and for all files at once.
- Password authentication is now supported for FTP, SFTP, SMB and so on.
- It is now possible to select multiple files to start, stop, or remove them all at once. In addition, a file’s context menu now includes a “copy URL” option.
- If Steadyflow is on the Unity dock, its icon’s context menu will include an “Add download” item.
How
to Install
You
can also install Steadyflow from terminal using following command:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sikon/steadyflow
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install steadyflow
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