Most of the time, the Bitcoin community is ridiculous. Some of us here lived through the birth of the internet, but now many don't even know what a 56K modem is.
Go suck Bitcoin Core's dick, they shit on you and tell you it's white chocolate.
eMule forks:
eMule Plus – direct fork of the original eMule; improved interface and other features, but did not implement Kad or obfuscation.
lMule – first port/fork for Linux (2003).
xMule – fork of lMule (2003), multiplatform; later discontinued.
aMule – fork of xMule (2003), maintained multiplatform development (Linux, macOS, *BSD, Windows).
JMule – Java client derived from the eMule/ed2k base.
easyMule / VeryCD Mod – variant developed by VeryCD (popular in China).
iMule – derived from aMule, oriented towards the I2P network (descendant in the eMule “tree”).
eMule mods: MorphXT, Xtreme, Sivka, ZZUL, ScarAngel, NeoMule, StulleMule, Mephisto.
Clients compatible with the eDonkey network:
eDonkey2000 (MetaMachine, the original).
eMule and its forks (and its family of mods).
MLDonkey (multi-network).
Shareaza (multi-network, with ED2K support).
Lphant (ED2K + BitTorrent).
Morpheus (Windows multi-network client with ED2K support).
Hydranode (modular multi-network).
Pruna (formerly MediaVAMP; based on eMule).
Jubster (multi-network).
eAnt (fork of Lphant).
qMule (based on libed2k + Qt).
iMule (eMule over I2P; note: geared towards I2P/anonymous Kad rather than classic ED2K servers).
NeoLoader (supports eDonkey/eMule and BitTorrent, with its “NeoKad”).
neoloader.com
VeryCD/easyMule and eMule VeryCD Mod (Chinese variants; easyMule v1 used ed2k, later versions limited searches to the VeryCD index).
