Ever since the advent of programs like Napster and LimeWire, internet file sharing has been exploding. More and more users are accessing networks and are involved in peer-2-peer sharing on a regular basis and more and more users are finding out the great benefits that are involved with this type of activity. This is why it has become very important for users to find the right client to do their activities with and if you are one of these people wandering in a wilderness and looking for a program to see you through then Cabos for Windows might just be that program.

Cabos is a file sharing program that is based on the same type of interface and coding that inspired the creation of both the LimeWire and Acquisition software platforms. Its main strength is that it draws on those successful projects heavily, but at the same time has a number of things in place to attempt to combat the negative sides of those programs. A big example of this is in the area of unwanted files, with Cabos being a free program that cracks down on spyware and adware, making sure that they do not find their way onto your system as a consequence of your download.

More information about Cabos can be found at http://cabos.sourceforge.jp/

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