BitTyrant
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BitTyrant | |
Developer: | University of Washington |
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Latest release: | 1.1 / January 8, 2007 |
OS: | Cross-platform |
Platform: | Java |
Use: | BitTorrent client |
License: | GPL |
Website: | http://bittyrant.cs.washington.edu/ |
BitTyrant is a BitTorrent client modified from the Java-based Azureus 2.5 code base. BitTyrant is designed to give preference to clients uploading to it fastest and limiting slower uploaders. It is free software and cross-platform, currently available for Windows, OS X and Linux.[1]
BitTyrant is a result of research projects at University of Washington, developed and supported by Professors Tom Anderson and Arvind Krishnamuthy and students Michael Piatek, Jarret Falkner, and Tomas Isdal.
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[edit] Plugins
Like Azureus, BitTyrant also supports the use of plugins. Plugins from it's brethren can be used such as 3D View and Safepeer.
[edit] Versions
Intial release date: January 2, 2007
Version 1.1 - released January 8, 2007
[edit] References
- ^ Researchers Create Selfish BitTorrent Client. Slashdot. Retrieved on 2007-01-03.