Duck has modified BitTorrent to run with I2P.  In case you haven't
been following the peer-to-peer world for the past year or so,
BitTorrent is a program that allows mulitple clients to download
a file through a 'swarming' technique, where every client is
downloading from others, but uploading at the same time.

First of all, to run I2P-BT, you'll need:

        - I2P
        - Python 2.2 or greater
        - wxPython 2.4 or greater

Python
------

To check your version of Python, run

        % python -V

at a command prompt.  You should get output similar to this:

        Python 2.3.4

wxPython
--------

This isn't strictly necessary, as it's only used for the GUI aspect.
To check your version of wxPython, do the following at a command prompt:

        % python
        Python 2.3.4 (#2, Nov  9 2004, 22:58:53)
        [GCC 3.4.2 [FreeBSD] 20040728] on freebsd5
        Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
        >>> import wx
        >>> print wx.VERSION_STRING
        2.4.2.4
        >>> ctrl-d

You need a version of at least 2.4 for the GUI of BitTorrent to work.

Installing I2P-BT
-----------------

Visit http://duck.i2p/i2p-bt/ and download the latest version
(0.1.2 as of this writing).  Extract it to a location of your
choosing.

You may wish to test if I2P-BT works by running one of the
automated download scripts that comes with it.  In the directory
to which you extracted I2P-BT, run

        % get_mp3.sh

To get a test mp3.  It may take a while to start up.

Downloading a File
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First of all, you will have to obtain a torrent file from
one of the sites around I2P that offer torrents for download.
You should download this torrent to a convenient location for
you on your computer.  For convenience, you may wish to