Transmission 1.50 should be considered for inclusion in 9.04
Bug #329161 reported by
Charles Kerr
This bug affects 6 people
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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transmission (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Martin Pitt | ||
Bug Description
Binary package hint: transmission
Transmission 1.50 is going to be released later today. It has a fairly long list of usability improvements, GNOME HIG compliance, and many bugfixes as compared to 1.42. See http://
So, as the summary says, 1.50 should be considered for inclusion in Jaunty.
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Changed in transmission: | |
assignee: | nobody → andrewsomething |
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+1 for 1.50 in Jaunty
Download: http:// download. m0k.org/ transmission/ files/transmiss ion-1.50. tar.bz2
Changelog:
All Platforms
* IPv6 support for peers, and for trackers with explicit IPv6 addresses
* Improved connectivity for encrypted peers
* Fix 1.42 error that made tracker announces slower over time
* Fix a Mac-centric peer connection bug from 1.41
* Use less CPU cycles when managing very fast peers
* Better handling of non-UTF-8 torrent files
* When removing local data, only remove data from the torrent
* Close potential DoS vulnerability in 1.41
* Many other bugfixes
GTK+
* Various usability improvements
* Better Gnome HIG compliance in the statusbar, properties dialog, and more
Daemon
* Lots of new options added to transmission-remote
* Fix 1.42 whitelist bug
* Make i18n support optional for cli and daemon clients
CLI
* Support session.json settings, just as the Daemon and GTK+ clients do
Web Interface
* Torrents can now be added by URL
* Add the ability to "remove local data" from the web client