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Which software was ahead of its time?
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KDX Peer to Peer and cross platform "sharing". loved the custom interface options. lucked into a few good servers that had hard to find vinyl shares.
KDX as a concept actually had a "predecessor", Hotline, that was one of the best Mac OS warez scenes in its prime.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotline_Communications
thats a trip! I remember that but it was all but over before my time. I had some Corracho servers I connected to for a time as well. Very slow, but stable.