Description: qBittorrent is an advanced P2P bittorrent client programmed in C++/Qt4. It aims to be a good alternative to other bittorrent clients out there by being featureful, very active, good-looking, light and easy to use.
qBittorrent is an attempt to make a µtorrent-like client on Linux.Last changelog:
* Thu Sep 3 2009 - Christophe Dumez - v1.5.0 - FEATURE: Added Magnet URI support - FEATURE: Search engine supports category-based requests - FEATURE: Make use of torrent enclosure in RSS feeds for direct download - FEATURE: Implemented a RSS feed downloader with filter support - FEATURE: Save old RSS item to hard disk to remember them on start up - FEATURE: Display free disk space in torrent addition dialog - FEATURE: In torrent addition from URL, paste clipboard content if it contains an URL - FEATURE: RSS feeds URLs can now be copied to clipboard - FEATURE: RSS feeds can now be grouped into folders - FEATURE: Added "Unread" item to RSS feed list to display all unread news - FEATURE: If a torrent contains a torrent file, process downloaded torrent file too - FEATURE: A random listening port can be chosen automatically - BUGFIX: torrent resume code rewrited - BUGFIX: Fixed uTorrent spoofing code - BUGFIX: Greatly improved column sorting code - BUGFIX: Possibility to create trackerless torrents - BUGFIX: Better item coloring in torrent content filtering dialog - COSMETIC: Redesigned search tab to improve usability - COSMETIC: Redesigned RSS tab to improve usability - COSMETIC: Improved tracker errors readability
Proxy Support for *all* communication actually works, even uplaoding!
Great, man, I have being looking for this a long time and never found a program that does it. I was waiting for ktorrent3 and just found your programm in the freebsd-portstree by chance!
BTW I am using the socks proxy and I had to deactivate all port mapping options to make it work, but now it works very well!
Thank you :)
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Current version is 2.5 or so. This page needs to be updated.
Proxy Support for *all* communication actually works, even uplaoding! Great, man, I have being looking for this a long time and never found a program that does it. I was waiting for ktorrent3 and just found your programm in the freebsd-portstree by chance! BTW I am using the socks proxy and I had to deactivate all port mapping options to make it work, but now it works very well! Thank you :)
configure: error: Unable to find Boost.DateTime library, currently this is required.
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-247846.html It's a general problem building a lot of programs that use boost.