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@1. You might have missed how many game companies distribute the patches nowadays. @2. Indeed. To find broader adoption by private users it MUST be click and g
by DoubleMalt 13y ago
@1. You might have missed how many game companies distribute the patches nowadays.
@2. Indeed. To find broader adoption by private users it MUST be click and go. But I don't see a reason why BTSynch can't achieve that in the short term even.
- keiferski 13y ago1. True, but game companies are still in the tech-friendly sector. For an average manager at OfficeCorp, a torrent is some illegal website you download stuff from. 2. It could, but BT isn't built around the idea of dead simplicity, like DropBox is. Perceived branding does matter.