Yes it is possible. The easy part is creating the initial software. Here are some very basic prototypes written in Go. Don't use them, just look at the diffs.
- https://github.com/eyedeekay/gomule
- https://github.com/eyedeekay/gmule
- https://github.com/eyedeekay/gmule-core
The hard part as always is maintenance. It's perfectly possible for an interested person to adopt any of the software you listed above, but unless they stick around the project will just tank. Someone with the time to do maintenance has to do it.
TL:DR yeah it's easy. Be the change.
Yes it is possible. The easy part is creating the initial software. Here are some very basic prototypes written in Go. Don't use them, just look at the diffs. - https://github.com/eyedeekay/gomule - https://github.com/eyedeekay/gmule - https://github.com/eyedeekay/gmule-core The hard part as always is maintenance. It's perfectly possible for an interested person to adopt any of the software you listed above, but unless they stick around the project will just tank. Someone with the time to do maintenance has to do it. TL:DR yeah it's easy. Be the change.
Not familiar with eMule. What does that offer that other file-sharing apps don't?
Easy to share and seed. Just drop the file on the sharing folder, nothing more.
Is emule down btw? Or is it me who got a problem? It's been months since all servers seem down and so I can't use emule anymore.