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Transmission was finally taken out of beta form yesterday. The 1.0 release spots a new icon and a nice new interface, along with a few more changes. These include:

-- Group labeling, filtering, and sorting

-- Leopard: Time Machine will ignore incomplete downloads

-- Display remaining time for seeding transfers

-- Ability to set global and per-torrent number of connections

The new version can be downloaded from the Transmission Website or from the "Check for Update" menu item in the application itself.

 

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foodfightr

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Only if you're running your computer 24/7. It can be a real PITA having to wait 2 minutes when you want to shutdown your PC...

 

Ditto! I'm experiencing the same problem. This client slows down my shut down...

 

I really like its simplicity- but if I can't get it to close quickly I'll have to consider alternatives.

velayo

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Mine crashed the first time around, had to force quit it. Ever since I've been downloading lots of stuff with no problems. I haven't noticed any wait for shutting down, but I never shut down my macbook. Running on 10.5.1 on Macbook 1.83 C2D. I think they have gotten it to the point where it replaces utorrent.

Luminaire

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"-- Leopard: Time Machine will ignore incomplete downloads" and this is a good thing HOW?

chick

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Transmission is a nice bittorrent client. I used to use Azureus but it's really "heavy" (java ...) and the last versions are even worse. Now i don't use bittorrent at all on my Hackintosh, i just installed rTorrent on my FreeBSD server/gateway. This is by far the best solution i've found : the main "download" folder is shared via Samba. When i put a .torrent file in the "torrents" subfolder, rTorrent automatically detects it and starts a new download. I manage my downloads using ssh and screen, works perfect and 24/7 !

 

The next step is to send growl notifications to all my machines when a transfer is complete. The script is done, i now have to tell rTorrent to invoke it :unsure:

Jeezoflip

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I dont know about you guys but i liked it when the icon was the gears...it looked cooler.

rollcage

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"-- Leopard: Time Machine will ignore incomplete downloads" and this is a good thing HOW?

 

I was wondering the same thing. Maybe an option in preferences would be ok, but making it mandatory just sucks.

macgirl

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Real Mac users don't use Time Machine ;)

XanthraX

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I have no problems with Transmission 1.0. All work fine. No unexpectating quits, no freezes. weeeeee!

CLiDE FTW!!1

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Just experienced a crash on Leopard.

 

But then again, Crash and Leopard go hand-in-hand.

macgirl

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I change 1 Vista crash for 10 Leopard chrashes anytime, I loose less time in those 10 crashes than in 1 one of Vista.

CLiDE FTW!!1

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I'd choose life over all...

stellarola

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I switched from Azureus to Transmission. I love the minimalist design and how well it works.

 

-Stell

cmdshft

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1.01 (4635) fixes the crashes...

Envying

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1.01 froze my system a few times... :(:P:laser:

cmdshft

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O_o;;

 

Strange, I just torrented a movie and I had no issues at all...

XanthraX

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1.01 froze in my system too. I re-download v1.0 now.

XanthraX

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After I re-downloaded v1.0 it frozen again (not before I updated with 1.01). I saw in their forums some complains about 1.01 and they proposed to use the last nightlies. Searched with Google "transmission nightlies" downloaded the last, "Transmission-1.01+Z-svn-r4697" and it works now like a charm. Hope to be useful for those with some problem.

robotskip

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Is there a way to schedule downloads? Like, say I want it to start downloading at 4AM and stop at 9AM?

Sabr

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Is there a way to schedule downloads? Like, say I want it to start downloading at 4AM and stop at 9AM?

 

Erm - no, I don't think so. You can schedule it to download at certain speeds and certain times. So you could tell it to download at 0 kbps when you don't want it to download. :hysterical:

 

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robotskip

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Erm - no, I don't think so. You can schedule it to download at certain speeds and certain times. So you could tell it to download at 0 kbps when you don't want it to download. :(

 

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I saw that and considered it and it seems like the best work around for now, thanks Sabr. :P


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