>2016
>using the MPAA uBotnet
>FEATURE: Download more pieces in "Download first and last pieces first" feature (ngosang)
>FEATURE: Unlock first column in peerlist too (thalieht)
>FEATURE: Add "Hide zero values" option. Closes #3543. (Chocobo1)
>FEATURE: Add a "remaining" column to the torrent content model (Ben Lau)
>FEATURE: Allow to toggle columns in peerlist (thalieht)
>FEATURE: Add ability to filter log messages by type. (sledgehammer999)
>FEATURE: Add ability to write the log to file. (sledgehammer999)
>FEATURE: Add 'never show again' checkbox/pref to auto-exit confirm dialog (d3fault, sledgehammer999, Chocobo1)
>PERFORMANCE: Perform fastresume data saving in separate thread (glassez)
>PERFORMANCE: Optimize session startup (glassez)
http://www.qbittorrent.org/news.php
>BUGFIX: Save resume data using QSaveFile (Qt5 only). This reduces chances of corrupt files. (glassez)
>BUGFIX: Check torrent file permissions before opening (birdie-github)
>BUGFIX: Always update native session's announce_ip setting (Jesse Connop)
>BUGFIX: Fix loading *.magnet files from watched folders. Closes #4701. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Fix upgrade corrupted fastresume file (glassez)
>BUGFIX: Fix total values for "Seeds" & "Peers" (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Fix potential race condition. Closes #4742. (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Don't merge trackers for private torrents. Closes #2928. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Fix double buttons in "Add New Torrent" dialog. (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Fix malformed date header in email. Closes #4828. (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Save "Run external program" input as is. Closes #4830. (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Enable "filename" column in peers list again. Crash is fixed now. (Eugene Shalygin)
>BUGFIX: Don't display warning when folder name stayed the same after rename. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Fix selection of Portuguese translation files. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Fix selection of Esperanto locale. Closes #4999. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Fix "caja" file manager opens the file instead of opens the directory. Closes #5003. (Chocobo1)
>BUGFIX: Fix periodic latency spikes on Windows with WiFi connections. Closes #4209. (sledgehammer999)
>BUGFIX: Potentially fix a random crash coming from the sidepanel (sledgehammer999, ngosang)
>WEBUI: Fix max_ratio precision. Closes #4707 (ngosang)
>WEBUI: Fix JavaScript exception on WebUI load (buinsky)
>WEBUI: Fix translation (buinsky)
>WEBUI: Submit the label in the new label dialog on pressing enter key (buinsky)
>WEBUI: Check WebUI username and password length. Closes #4191 (ngosang)
>WEBUI: Minor changes in CSS styles (ngosang)
>WEBUI: Add "Added on" and "Completion on" fields to query/torrents query response (buinsky)
>WEBUI: Do not try to parse request message when content-length is 0 (Dan Seminara)
>WEBUI: Support SSL certificate bundles. Issue #4896. (UnDifferential)
>WEBUI: Change the order of the values of speed labels (buinsky)
>WEBUI: Bump WebUI API_VERSION
>SEARCH: Update PirateBay plugin. (ngosang)
>SEARCH: Added TorLock search engine (ngosang)
>COSMETIC: Fix splash screen staying on top of all windows. Closes #1391. (sledgehammer999)
>COSMETIC: Rearrange advanced settings (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Cleanup "about" dialog (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Cleanup "Add New Torrent" dialog (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Use short date in addnewtorrentdialog (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Change "Free disk space" to "Free space on disk" (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Let OS handle DPI scaling for now. Should let Qt do the work when it's more mature. (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Put comment_lbl in QScrollArea. Closes #4881. (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Change the order of the values of speed labels (buinsky)
>COSMETIC: Cleanup the Log tab (Chocobo1)
>COSMETIC: Cleanup the RSS tab (Chocobo1)
>OTHER: Set "Show splash screen on start up" option default to off (Chocobo1)
>OTHER: Support for cross-compilation with MXE (Boris Nagaev)
>OTHER: Add basic (and unofficial) cmake support (Eugene Shalygin)
>OTHER: Move some URLs overs to https (funkydude)
>OTHER: Add appveyor support (Chocobo1)
>OTHER: TravisCI: switch to Trusty image. Closes #4953. (Chocobo1)
>OTHER: Many other internal code restructuring, cleaning and fixing.
>>53796285
What are you being pointlessly paranoid about this time?
>>53796397
Wat
>>53796285
Transmission-qt or qB ?
Can't decide
>>53797241
Transmission Qt. Way more stable.
>stalled
>>53797736
>meme
Laughing at you windows fag that can't get rTorrent
>>53797241
qB much more stable and more useful features.
>>53798845
Why would you laugh at us for not having a shit torrent client? We still have μTorrent 2.2.1 which is the God of torrent clients.
>>53797736
Nice peers, anon
>2016
>torrents
>>53798954
What are the options?
What is the point of download first and last pieces? Never understood that one.
>>53798845
rtorrent is pretty shit tho
>>53798954
>current year
>colbert
>>53796285
>he uses anything other then deluge
>>53799191
Paying to pirate
>>53799361
>watching Jewish liberals
>>53799851
>paying to pirate
kek
>>53799191
Not being a poor person or teenager.
>>53800028
I make more money than most people on /g/ and I pirate because I can have a movie on my TV with a few clicks.
>>53796397
OP is just shilling qbitt
>>53799877
>not being a libertarian
>2016
>>53800927
>adopting an ideology created by Jews to make people fight each other
>implying that government is inherently bad and not because Jews run it rather than your own people
>>53800844
>You can shill a free product
>>53800028
you implied torrenting as a means of piracy was a bad thing.
>>53796285
>>53797736
>>53798781
Sadly I got the stalled error a lot when I used qbittorent. It's a shame because I really like it's interface.
I just use transmission now and it's okay.
>>53801399
>transmission
>not deluge
>>53801306
The problem is that my own people run it and agree with the jews
>Constitution: to ensure progress in the useful arts, congress shall be able to secure authors and inventors the exclusive rights to their creation for limited times
>Supreme court, congress, president: To ensure profitability in all arts, congress shall give any and all creators automatic exclusive rights for infinity minus one years and make those rights fully transferable instead of truly exclusive
>Result: patents (for the useful arts) last 10 years, copyrights (for the useless arts) last life+70 so the royalty, i mean, artists children can avoid working a day in their life
>>53801460
The Jews run it and your people were tricked into agreeing and becoming willing co-conspirators.
>>53801591
No, my people run it, and they liked the jew's idea to make more money.
There's not a lot of difference between rich whites and rich jews. The rich whites just point their fingers at the jews when shit goes wrong and then return to business as normal once the dust settles.
>>53801460
The very notion of a Republic is Jewish. All men created equal? Jew much?
If you haven't figured out that Americanism is just an application of Freemasonic (aka Jewish) ideals, then you truly are confused by your own enemy.
>>53801659
all of western culture is based on a corrupted jewish culture thanks to christianity
i'm still waiting for the new right to decide if being christian is anti-white or the only way to live a moral life because hitler endorsed going to church
>>53801684
Christianity is literally the anti-jew. Do you even understand basic history or the teachings of Christ ? Guy lived to troll Jewish rabbis
>>53801659
>What is PLATOS REPUBLIC you fucking tard.
When are they going to make their web-ui not garbage? At least add RSS support to it?
rtorrent still goat
>>53801712
But the vast majority of your morals are still jew-compatible. Just your sexual morality is straight up nothing but hebrew public health code. Even your prohibition of homosexuality is worded to be rather specific to anal penetration (to lay with man as you lay with woman), rather than all unmanly sexual behaviour.
>>53801750
Not very similar to the american republic, where rule is by businessmen, equality in everything is a "just so" despite real differences between individuals and their life choices, and artists are made the aristocracy
>>53801684
>all of western culture is based on a corrupted jewish culture thanks to christianity
This is true.
>being christian is anti-white
Christianity is proto-Communism. Nobody during those times was an atheist so before Communism could be introduced, you had to introduce a corrupted religion. It was and still is an attempt to bring all of the non-Jewish races under an egalitarian, turn-the-other-cheek religion with no culture except to mix with all the other races while the Jews maintain their cultural identity.
>>53801712
Christ was a Jew who the Jews hated because he opposed usury, which is fine, but the rest of the ideology is a melting pot ideology meant to weaken your cultural and racial identity.
There's a reason that Christian movies are still allowed to play in cinemas toda because you need a religion to control the people who will always lean toward spirituality.
Your true religion is what your people practiced before Christianity spread like a virus into your lands.
>>53797654
>>53798856
that's /g/ on a nutshell
>>53801922
*BZZZZZZT*
wrong, islam is the true religion
>>53796285
At least with uBotnet I can actually download torrents without stalling.
>>53802171
You can do that with qBittorrent as well, but even if you insist on believing memes, there's still better options that uBotnet.
>>53802171
kek
serious question, why are people not using halite? like why should I use qbit or deluge over it? not shilling, I've used all of them and just found out about it, looking on some insight about it
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>>53802416
halite is too basic for most people
>>53801336
Yes?
>people still believe the "qstalledmeme" meme
You know why torrents stall in qBittorrent? Because your private tracker's admin is an ignoramus who can't update his fucking client whitelist.
I regularly see private trackers that don't update their whitelist for one to three weeks after a client update, while allowing more well-known clients (uBotnet) with wildcards for point versions. Email your fucking admin about it. It's not qBittorrent's fault they're an idiot.
>>53802416
People avoid Halite because it's feature incomplete, kinda buggy, and hasn't seen active development since 2013.
>>53802447
>and hasn't seen active development since 2013.
It's been updated very recently.
>>53802481
Well shit. If it's being actively developed again I may drop qBittorrent for it, at least on Windows.
>>53802447
>You know why torrents stall in qBittorrent? Because your private tracker's admin is an ignoramus who can't update his fucking client whitelist.
Um...are you retarded? If a private tracker doesn't whitelist your client, you can't even connect to the tracker. Your torrent would show as "error" not "stalled".
>>53796285
>have 3.2.5 installed
>go to website
>see newer version
>open client and check for updates
>"you already have the newest version"
explain this shit to me
you're shilling it so hard I guess you somehow had your hand in that program
why can't the client find the newer versions?
>>53802494
Stalling is the error. You have to actually check the tracker information to see that your connection was refused.
Happens all the time on bakabt (which isn't a private tracker, but whatever).
>>53802416
Deluge has a plugin to automatically sort my chinese cartoons. Can Halite do that?
>>53802515
No, idiot. Not connecting to a tracker on a private torrent means the torrent would go red or show a serious error because no data will EVER move because of that refused connection.
>>53797736
I remember when I would keep laughing at anons who got stalled torrents and I keep telling them that they are just meme-shitters until it happened to me too. It's not a meme, it's really a fact about qbittorent.
>>53800028
>torrenting is only about piracy
Could someone explain the use of the download first and last piece first feature?
>>53799460
Hope you don't use a VPN cus deluge leaks your ip
>>53802853
Previewing videos.
>Using any other torrent client than Tixati
>>53802886
this
>>53802886
>willing participating in the russian botnet
>>53802886
>using the tixati abomination
I use qB because it's Richard Stalledman's favorite torrent software.
>>53798884
More like uTorrent 221 CVE.
>>53799248
So you can "stream" it properly?
have they fixed the IO issue?
>>53796285
Turn off ALL Ads/Featured Content/Bundle Crap in Utorrent/Bittorrent:
Options > Preferences > Advanced...
Turn ALL settings to false:
bt.enable_pulse
distributed_share.enable
gui.show_notorrents_node
offers.left_rail_offer_enabled
gui.show_plus_upsell
offers.content_offer_autoexec
offers.sponsored_torrent_offer_enabled
offers.featured_content.badge.enabled
offers.featured_content_notifications_enabled
offers.featured_content_rss_enabled
Hidden menu = Options > Preferences > Hold F2/Shift while clicking Advanced:
gui.show_gate_notify
gui.show_plus_av_upsell
gui.show_plus_conv_upsell
gui.show_plus_upsell_nodes
>>53803554
upvoted
>shilling a bug ridden unstable client this hard
>i-it's an alternative to utorrent i swear, p-please use it
JUST
>>53803645
>don't have to do that with qbittorrent
>it's free software
>it works equally well
Those are just 2, objective reasons why qBittorrent has the edge.
>>53803798
It's free software. You profit when it gets more popular. I'd be embarrassed to be as stupid as you are.
>>53803808
uTorrent: 2MB
qBittorrent: 16MB
literally bloatware
>>53803808
>>it works equally well
I beg to differ.
>>53799191
usenet
>>53803884
You are fucking stupid as fuck if 14MB is that much of an issue for you.
>>53803884
μTorrent 2.2.1 is only ~380KB.
>>53803942
how did you fall for that
>still no fix for I/O errors
>still no fix for STALLED
>still no fix for slower downloading through proxy than utorrent
uhmm no thanks freetards
>>53804139
>still no fix for I/O errors
yeah of course you will have I/O errors if your HDD is full
>still no fix for STALLED
every torrent client stalls, they display it as "Downloading" with 0% and 0 B/s speed
>still no fix for slower downloading through proxy than utorrent
>downloading through proxy
are you gay or something?
>>53804139
>>53804233
someone redpill me on this epik new name meme
>>53803884
qBittorrent: 3,4MB
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/qbittorrent/
Qbittorrent 3.3.3 doesn't count my upload in one of the private trackers I use (the main one actually). I've been using 3.2.4 for a while now, afraid of updating to 3.3.4 only to have the same problem.
>>53800028
>implying all those chinese cartoons don't cost a fuckton of money
>>53804396
look at the calendar
>>53804916
looks like we're the victims of a prank, sammy
>>53796285
How does this compare to Tixati, no memes please.
>>53797654
transmission is malware faggot
>>53804233
Your responses aren't valid. All the things he is complaining about are open issues on the git page. UT isn't a better option, but qb is far from perfect
>>53805256
It's not shit like Tixati is
>>53805728
Thanks for this answer, it's exactly what I was looking for!
>>53805766
cool!
