AnalogX: Still Alive

At least, according to this entry from July 19th:

I don't think a woohoo is in order, considering that I haven't updated the site in oh, I don't know, perhaps a year? Pretty pathetic, if I do say so myself. On the bright side I have quite a few programs stockpiled to release – of course, I did a year ago as well, and I don't think you need to be a rocket scientist (or programmer, for that matter) to see how well that went.

He's apparently been working on a BitTorrent client over the past few months, and has released it in public beta. Mark's always been ahead of the curb when it comes to freeware; it's designed well, runs efficiently, and generally stands the test of time. I'm still likely to stick with Azureus for BitTorrent – it's complex, but relatively straightforward (and visual) for all kinds of users. There are dozens of BitTorrent clients out there, but only a few are easy to use. I wonder why Mark didn't enable his BitTorrent client to be downloaded via BitTorrent?

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