Interview with the KTorrent developers
One of the most hotly debated topics about the Internet today is, without a doubt, BitTorrent: the most popular peer-to-peer network protocol today. Why is it controversial? Because clients (applications) for BitTorrent file transfer proved to be first choice of people sharing and downloading movies and music from the Internet.
Today, it’s almost unimaginable not to own a BitTorrent client. And KDE users don’t need to resort to third-party clients, because there’s one BitTorrent client that fits snugly into their desktops: KTorrent.
Today, instead of exploring the trite angle of copyright infringement, I give you an interview with the men behind the program: Joris Guisson and Ivan Vasić. They’ve done an awesome job, so the least they deserve is public recognition — and we’re pleased to have them as guests today.
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