Xtreme Download Manager - IDM for Ubuntu

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“Xtreme Download Manager (XDM) is a powerful tool to increase download speed up-to 500%, save streaming videos from YouTube, Metacafe, DailyMotion, Google Video or any other website, resume broken/dead downloads and schedule downloads.XDM seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Chrome, IE, Opera, Safari and all popular browsers, to take over downloads and saving streaming videos from web.”[/CENTER]


Changes in XDM 2018-7.1.2 include::

• Video converter now supports 100+ devices, HEVC encoding and new batch conversion feature.
• Enhanced video downloader, now its possible download entire youtube playlist.
• XDM by default uses systems Tcp Window size, user can also tweak and optimize network setting.
• Downloads will goto separate folder for Music, Video, Apps etc.
• Improved video capturing.
• Added batch download from clipboard
• Now its possible to preview video in browser.
• Configurable temporary folder.
• Refresh link page now allows to enter url manually.
• XDM now allows to set minimum size of video which will be captured.
• Now there is an option to start download automatically, instead of asking for confirmation before download
• User can now configure to retrieve file modification time from server
• XDM provides an option to overwrite extisting file
• New option added to disable transparency
• XDM now shows option to delete files from disk
• Several minor bugfixes and improvements

How to Install Xtreme Download Manager in Ubuntu


Download the xdm Linux packages from the link below


Download via Sourceforge


Select download x86 (for 32-bit) or x64 (for 64-bit) package and extract tarball.

Open Terminal and go to the folder where the file was extracted.

Alternately, right-click the source folder and open it in terminal

install the download manager by running command below

sudo ./install.sh

Now you can use Xtreme Download Manager to download files using your Ubuntu PC.


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Questions? You may reply the thread and I'll help what I can.

 

[putingputi]

~$ sudo ./install.sh
sudo: ./install.sh: command not found

 

[bohemian9485]

~$ sudo ./install.sh
sudo: ./install.sh: command not found

You need to extract the install.sh from downloaded compressed file