Originally posted by saabmp3
Is anybody else having a problem with bit torrent crashing immediatly with panther. It used to work decently for me under jag but just doesn't seem to like the new OS. In the crash log I'm getting a Kernel protection error.
Thanks,
BEN
i've been told... LOLOriginally posted by iJon
its funny how when someone asks a question the only warez talk comes from the people who say you might not want to talk about it. bittorrent only supports warez when you use it that way, and in that case everything can be used for warez if you think hard enough. anyways, i have been using the new 3.3 version on panther for some time now and has been working great, go download it from versiontracker.com
iJon
Originally posted by saabmp3
[BPS. Point noted Wes, I won't say nothin about servers except for the best one out there! 127.0.0.1 YEAH! [/B]
well a lot of internal things just for improvment. the best feature is that it only scans the torrent until it detects what you downloaded. before if would scan all 100 percent, and then decide how much you downloaded. also before if you downloaded a file, lets sayd 500mb, it would make a 500mb file on your hard disk, even if you hae only download like 5mb of it. now the space adds up as you download it, like any normal file. go to bittorrents home page to read more on the new changes.Originally posted by amin
Bittorrent 3.2.2a works well in Panther. What's better about 3.3?
i have been using the 3.3 version that was posted on versiontracker a couple of days ago in panther just fine. i would assume the version posted on versiontracker would be the official, and says nothing about being unofficial.Originally posted by nacl99
the official 3.3 does not work on Panther
However, there is an unofficial 3.3 that works in Panther just fine, it is on most of the torrent sites.
resellers dont seel education apple software, unless its a campus book store of some sort.Originally posted by Nermal
I have official 3.3, but don't have Panther to test it on 🙁
I emailed my local reseller on Thursday about getting a student copy of Panther and they haven't replied yet 😡
Originally posted by revenuee
may not be the best place to be asking this question,
Bit torrent supports warez and thats not supported here
Originally posted by alset
BitTorrent is also used to distribute trailers and independent films to relieve stress from servers (Fanimatrix, for example). I think it is unfair to automatically assume that the only reason for using BT is to break the law.
I loaded BT without loading a download and had no problem. v 3.2.2
Originally posted by revenuee
i was wrong, burn me at the steak
Originally posted by solvs
It's stake.
(just kidding 😉 sorry thought it'd be funny)