Looks pretty nifty.Bits on Wheels is the first 100% Native BitTorrent client for the Macintosh.
It is completely written in Objective-C and Cocoa.
Bits on Wheels is currently a Freeware. It is not opensource nor public domain.
Looks pretty nifty.Bits on Wheels is the first 100% Native BitTorrent client for the Macintosh.
It is completely written in Objective-C and Cocoa.
Bits on Wheels is currently a Freeware. It is not opensource nor public domain.
edesignuk said:
heh, I won't be using it, I don't use BT on my Mac, I have Azureus running 24/7 on a PC that's always on downstairsWinterMute said:Looks good, I've just got Azureus working, let me know if this is a better option.
edesignuk said:heh, I won't be using it, I don't use BT on my Mac, I have Azureus running 24/7 on a PC that's always on downstairs
Indeed, and a fairly naff one at that. Home build 1.4GHz Athlon (original), Server 2003 Enterprise. Haven't rebooted it in a LONG time, and it's a local DNS/DHCP/Print/File/Active Directory serverbigandy said:you can get a pc to stay on 24/7? without crashing?
bigandy said:you can get a pc to stay on 24/7? without crashing?
edesignuk said:heh, I won't be using it, I don't use BT on my Mac, I have Azureus running 24/7 on a PC that's always on downstairs
edesignuk said:Indeed, and a fairly naff one at that. Home build 1.4GHz Athlon (original), Server 2003 Enterprise. Haven't rebooted it in a LONG time, and it's a local DNS/DHCP/Print/File/Active Directory server
~loserman~ said:I don't understand why Mac folks don't think recent copies of Windows aren't stable.
Maybe it's the same reason PC guys think Macs are still running OS 8