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[…] Latest version of BitTorrent client (v 6.0), which is based on closed-source uTorrent (acquired a while back), has not been released, neither has been the protocol specs. The “official” BitTorrent […]
BitTorrent Protocol and Client Gone Closed « Reverberations
August 9, 2007 at 11:54 am