WIP CHANGELOG: github.com
>switched to C++
>source code size has shrunk by 15% compared to Transmission 3.00.
>web client totally refactored
>way more optimized than 3.0
>UI has been refreshed for all platforms including Windows 11
>supports reading v2 torrents (writing will come later)
>tons of bug fixes and modernizations
If you're sick of the buggy af qBittorrent, join their Github and help them make Transmission the best open source client for all platforms!
Whatever, still not switching from ktorrent.
>don't use that front end to libtorrent, it's garbage, use this front end to libtorrent
>from 3.0 straight to 4.0
Are they pulling a Firefox?
a full re-write is a major change you dong
Hope I don't get banned from my shitty tracker sites when I update clients and they don't get around to "allowing" them for another 6 months.
uTorrent 2.2.1 doesn't have this problem,
Or any others.
Do they finally support tags?
For me? It's QBittorrent
bout fuckin time i thought they were ded
Still sticking with qBittorrent 4.3.1.
>If you're sick of the buggy af qBittorrent
qbittorrent isn't buggy, you're just a fucking retard who can't configure anything and got lost in the menus. transmission was basically made for retards like you who just need a gui with no settings or config options.
>still not switching from this software no one has heard of
kek
Got tired of so many missing features that I want back to qbitorrent.
>trannymission
>qbittorrent isn't buggy
YES, SURELY THE ONE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THIRD BUG WAS THE LAST AND NO NEW qBITTORRENT RELEASE WILL EVER BE NEEDED AS THEY HAVE FINALLY PERFECTLY IMPLEMENTED A 20 YEAR OLD SPEC.
Transmission doesnt use libtorrent
oh, wait, "translations were broken" would've been a bug, but it had no "bufgix" by the name.
SO, SURELY AFTER THAT ONE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOURTH BUG, NO NEW RELEASES WILL BE NEEDED AS THEY FINALLY GOT THEM ALL.
>qRedditorrent
>Tranny's mission
I'm laughing at your kind, up here from Tixati land.
>switched to C++
great, we get 1,000% longer compile times for absolutely no reason
at least switching to Rust would give you static analysis and make the compile time worth it
-15% LoC though (don't worry about how many LoC the libraries are)
dialate
Compilation times only take a hit if they heavily use templates, like with boost or any shit like this
don't forget any bugs that may surface due to the rewrite; last I checked, transmission barely does any unit testing :^)
I have bad news for you then
Do they already support thin client mode like Deluge?