will the client be like uTorrent or bittorrent? I mean will you be able to download individual files inside the torrent or will you have to download the whole thing?
The early versions of BitFox will just offer downloads, and that is about it, but the closer I get to 1.0 release, I will incorporate features like:Pause, Resume and File Cooser.Thanks for asking!
And, the most important thing about bittorent: will it allow uploading ?If not, I'm afraid it will be baned for leeching.
When it is done, it will allow both uploading and downloading. At first, it probably you won't be able to control it much (ie, cap it).There is no good BitTorrent client that doesn't allow uploading.
I've been using a bittorrent-client on my ubuntu-box that actually uses libtorrent. I'm very satisfied: its fast, efficient, low-fat.The client-program is not that great and integration within firefox would make much more sense.Using libtorrent would be perfect, because you can also make it available for Linux ;-)
As I said on the main page, this is tested mainly under Linux, as I am a Ubuntu user.I wouldn't have it any other way :)
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will the client be like uTorrent or bittorrent? I mean will you be able to download individual files inside the torrent or will you have to download the whole thing?
The early versions of BitFox will just offer downloads, and that is about it, but the closer I get to 1.0 release, I will incorporate features like:
Pause, Resume and File Cooser.
Thanks for asking!
And, the most important thing about bittorent: will it allow uploading ?
If not, I'm afraid it will be baned for leeching.
When it is done, it will allow both uploading and downloading. At first, it probably you won't be able to control it much (ie, cap it).
There is no good BitTorrent client that doesn't allow uploading.
I've been using a bittorrent-client on my ubuntu-box that actually uses libtorrent. I'm very satisfied: its fast, efficient, low-fat.
The client-program is not that great and integration within firefox would make much more sense.
Using libtorrent would be perfect, because you can also make it available for Linux ;-)
As I said on the main page, this is tested mainly under Linux, as I am a Ubuntu user.
I wouldn't have it any other way :)
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