bonjour/rendezvous - french names for computer protocols
AppleInsider | Apple releases Bonjour for Windows
headline says it all. bonjour, apple’s “zero-configuration networking” app now available fully on windows, used to be just part of itunes.
May 6, 2005
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It was called Rendenvouz, and then it was renamed to something else that I cannot remember. I don’t know why they called it Bonjour in Windows… It wasn’t part of iTunes, just part of OSX, it’s kindda a zero-configuration p2p networking protocol within a LAN.
Comment by ayn — May 6, 2005 @ 2:00 pm
meant for the windows users, it was always in itunes for windows, just not for all purpose use. via the link “it should be noted that Bonjour technology has been present in iTunes for Windows for some time”
Comment by Just Me — May 6, 2005 @ 5:56 pm