Steadyflow is a download manager which aims for minimalism, ease of use, and a clean, malleable codebase. It should be easy to control, whether from the GUI, commandline, or D-Bus.
Features of SteadyFlow Download Manager:
* Add and remove downloads.
* Multiple downloads at same time.
* Pause and Resume downloads.
* Simple Interface.
* Integration into system tray
* Notification for download completes
Steady flow download manager installation:
Open the terminal and type following command to add the steady flow repository which will keep your steady flow download manager updated:
Features of SteadyFlow Download Manager:
* Add and remove downloads.
* Multiple downloads at same time.
* Pause and Resume downloads.
* Simple Interface.
* Integration into system tray
* Notification for download completes
Steady flow download manager installation:
Open the terminal and type following command to add the steady flow repository which will keep your steady flow download manager updated:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sikon/steadyflowType the following command to install the steady flow download manager
sudo apt-get updateAfter sucessfull installation, you can open the steady flow from the unity 'dash'
sudo apt-get install steadyflow
1 comments:
Steadyflow is a decent app and it does what it aims to do but for me it is way to minimalist. There are literally no settings to control almost anything at all...you can control where it downloads stuff but that is basically it.
uGet is a much more powerful download manager for Linux. I am a project member on uGet but still it is a better app imho.
http://uget.visuex.com
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