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Once [[Software|Kiwix (the software)]] is installed you have many ways to download content (files): | |||
* '''With Kiwix''' if your version of Kiwix allows it. | * '''With Kiwix''' if your version of Kiwix allows it. Once you have Kiwix open, go to the Kiwix internal library to pick your content. | ||
* '''BitTorrent''' which downloads the file with a [http://www.qbittorrent.org/ torrent software]. Using BitTorrent | * '''BitTorrent''' which downloads the file with a [http://www.qbittorrent.org/ torrent software]. Using BitTorrent saves our bandwidth and verifies that your file is not corrupted during the download process. | ||
* '''Direct download''' which downloads the file directly with your browser.</translate> | * '''Direct download''' which downloads the file directly with your browser.</translate> | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 8 September 2019
Kiwix recommends using BitTorrent
Kiwix is perfect for reading many different types of content - like for example Wikipedia - offline.
In order to read and enjoy all of them, you will need:
- Kiwix (the software)
- The ZIM file with the content of your choice.
Once Kiwix (the software) is installed you have many ways to download content (files):
- With Kiwix if your version of Kiwix allows it. Once you have Kiwix open, go to the Kiwix internal library to pick your content.
- BitTorrent which downloads the file with a torrent software. Using BitTorrent saves our bandwidth and verifies that your file is not corrupted during the download process.
- Direct download which downloads the file directly with your browser.
