Nicotine+
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Nicotine+ is a graphical client for the Soulseek peer-to-peer network.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- Oracle Solaris
Features
- Peer-To-Peer
- Virtual folders
- Collections
- Downloading all type of files
Tags
- File Sharing
- Python
- slsk
- share-files
- soulseek-client
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What is Nicotine+?
Nicotine+ is a graphical client for the Soulseek peer-to-peer network.
Nicotine+ aims to be a lightweight, pleasant, free and open source (FOSS) alternative to the official Soulseek client, while also providing a comprehensive set of features.









Comments and Reviews
Love the Nicotine on Linux, it's rock solid. On Windows, not so much - the original SoulseekQt seems to be snappier and some functions like the search are still better implemented there.
Literally discovered the soulseek experience through this client, i couldn't ask for more, clean, snappy, and simple to use.
One of these few moments when successor has "beaten" the master. Soulseek app is quite a legend in the history of Internet, still in the game after 21 (!) years (remember eMule? Or Kazaa? Feeling old?) - and Nicotine is just taking it from here. For me is a natural continuation of the tradition, and it's open-source, and better-looking, and has updates, hehe. Okay, so first - learn about Soulseek history (hail to the king), and then - just go and use Nicotine!
Good open source Soulseek implemtation
I don't understand why not everybody ditches the original SoulSeek client and replaces it with nicotine+. This client is a piece of art, works on any OS that supports python and is fully open source, actively maintained and really like it should be.
The only feature that might be missing is you don't see locked shares where you have to ask for permissions to download files from someone. I don't miss that at all.
Much, much better overall interface than the original SoulseekQt client. All settings are neatly organized in the same modal window. Has a dark theme, and lets you customize icons, fonts and colors. Lots of features too. Queue handling is much smarter. It can automatically open and close upload slots depending on bandwidth usage, which prevents users with low bandwidth from clogging your queue. It has an extensions system and a couple useful plugins, can run arbitrary commands on certain events, show virtual folder names… And it's open source.
I had minor performance issues with the upload screen when there are hundreds of lines, but aside from that, everything works perfectly.