Downloaders for Ubuntu Linux?

I am in search of a downloader for Ubuntu Linux 12.04 32 bit LTS that will work on this site. Bit Torrents do not work. I was using Jdownloader on Windows 7 with great success, but Windows crashed and I’m a Linux man now. I tried Multiget with no success and run transmission as my bit torrent. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have had small success with manual downloads going to links, but this is very time consuming with little success. I saw a post for Linux Jdownloader, but branched to crap sites with no available download. Help me please. Also, for any Linux users out there, the Chromium browser add on named Tookie has easy downloads with no hassles, but the choices are limited. It does have newer good movies none the less though. I will share my knowledge happily and hope others will share theirs as well. Thank you
Answer #1
Try Frd
Install dependency Openjdk
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
Download FRD
https://safelinking.net/d/0b2a22f5d5
Run FRD
sudo nohup java -jar frd.jar &
Answer #2
There are many option. You can get IDM installed in wine on ubuntu also there is firefox addon Downthemall which is complete download manager. JDownloader is also there for linux too. You also get vmware where you can get windows installed.
Answer #3
He’s a linux man now. No wine, no vmware, no windows ~love~..
And he wants something automated, downloadthemall addon will require manually going through each link.
And yeah, don’t trust google too much. Google has been very naughty lately with chrome. Doing all kinds of bad ~love~.
Answer #4
Thanks to all for the help. It is really appreciated.
Answer #5
On FRD, do I download the binaries, source code, or both??
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Answer #6
binaries only needed
Answer #7
Ok, thanks. I’m fairly new to Linux, but I love it. Still have lots to learn. I have found out the hard way that it’s real easy to screw stuff up too if you don’t know what you are doing. Is the run code typed into terminal? I installed java run time 7 and have downloaded and extracted FRD, but I wanna make sure I run right to avoid later problems (Too many time consuming re-installs.) LOL Thanks
Answer #8
JDownloader is cross platform and is as automated as it gets just copy the links it picks them up checks them and returns if they are online or offline I use it to check if links are still online or not at times. The program is also open source so you can dig around in the code if you so choose. Site is www.jdownloader.org
Answer #9
Moved from Forum Comments to Helpdesk.
Answer #10
If anyone can help me on the installation of FreeRapidDownloader and Jdownloader, I would appreciate as I apparently have no clue. I did do a sudo apt-add for the site on the Jdownloader succesfully and thought I downloaded and extracted the right package as it self labeled as Debian, but can’t install as I have never done this. I’m sorry if this is considered a double post as I’m not really sure what that is, I’m just trying to get a little help so that I can make better use of which I have come to love. Thanks
Answer #11
Once you’ve extracted FRD, just – cd into the directory using your console
– and use the command
sudo nohup java -jar frd.jar &
Answer #12
Thank you very much. I’ve set a new goal to learn this terminal stuff so that I don’t feel like such a dummy.
Answer #13
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So u cant say ~ censored ~ ? But U can say SHIT ? what a joke !!!!!!!!
WTF is this forum coming to. when U cant even joke .. Me thinks it is time to review my options with WBB (very Sad indeed)
Answer #14
They say you are what you eat. And Windows is for it e its. Lol
Answer #15
If you have decent RAM, get jdownloader and use the light debian skin. You have to add the repository of jd to get the app. Open terminal and then:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jd-team/jdownloader
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install jdownloader
Answer #16
I got a 3GHz PD dual core with 3GB DDR2
Answer #17
Then get it it’s a very handy program for me it’s the best d/l manager.
Answer #18
Thanks alot Jack-Torrance, Master of . LOL. You def deserve the title. The info you have given me is the first success I’ve had and now I have it. I’ve been kinda running blind on the other info and have had 0% success on this topic until now. That was really simple. Thank you.