michaelrwatson

Okay, i didn't word that real well. I do know how APIs work, although i haven't done any programming yet in 10.5. My point really was that utorrent doesn't *require* anything not present in 10.4 (or perhaps even earlier). Thus, you could easily make it work in 10.4. The more compatible a piece of software is, the better. It is true that companies like Adobe and others constantly push the OS envelope, forcing people to always have the very latest upgrade, but they have a vested interest in profit, as does Apple. Open source type software ought to be doing the opposite. :/

Whoops, i meant to say OSX 10.2 and *later*.

That doesn't make any sense. You can use whatever API's you want. Hell, you could write utorrent for OS9 if you wanted to. Many OSX compilers let you simply check a box to compile for OSX 10.2 and earlier.

Ouch. But, it would be really nice if it worked in OSX 10.4 too since many people are stuck at that. The more people running utorrent, the better..... It can't be that hard to compile for 10.4 can it..? Thanks, MikeW.