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QuotePosted by Martin Iturbide - Sunday, 28 February 2010
QBi. .. .
to be precise, it's QBittorrent 1.5.4
a newer port will be available soon
My thanks to whomever ported it.
This one program can replace several other programs.
Nice work!
It is very nice and there seems to be many interesting QT programs, but is there a way to get rid of the fact that there always is a process left when you close a program - that you have to kill?
hmm what process is still there? in my env is never a process left after i ended a QT programm.
regards
Silvan
p.s. the qbittorent port belongs to me :)
Hi Silvan!
Great port - thank you!!!
At least torrent client for os/2 with encryption option - a must have for some mean ISPs. So I don't need utorrent, under winxp in virtualbox, anymore....
However there is small glitch in window title - it says QBittorent instead of QBittorrent - so one "r" is missing. Nothing bad though.
As about "zombie process"... isn't it about minimizing to tray instead of closing/exiting qt program? (in bittorrent setup there is 'minimizing to tray' and 'close to tray options').
hmm i don't see a missing 'r'
and about the processes you might be right. probably thats the reason i never see that, as i know how to handle the SysTray function :)
regards
Silvan
Quote from: diver on 2010.03.01, 11:20:10
hmm what process is still there? in my env is never a process left after i ended a QT programm.
regards
Silvan
p.s. the qbittorent port belongs to me :)
Regarding your qbit port your absolutely right, sorry.
There are several other ports though, eg Znotes, Qgoogletranslate and others (ie Qeven) that leave a process; znotes.exe, qgoogletranslate.exe, if I try to quit them by using the standard os2 "X" in its window. But using the programs own exit, (File>quit in Qgoogletranslate; programs own "X" in Z-notes) leave no traces.
please report that to the porter, as this behaviour is not 100% right of course
OSW is probably correct, it is set to minimize to tray on close. File - Quit will shut down the program but File - Close for which the X is the same will minimize to the tray. If you have x(e)center installed you should have an Extended System Tray widget. If you install this you should see icons like the systray icons on windows. When it "closes", it minimizes to this icon. Personally, in some cases I don't mind it minimizing to there but I generally dislike it closing to there.
this is the nice behaviour of the systray widget. usually it can be deactivated somewhere in properties.
this should work on all platforms the same
regards
Silvan
I will report to porters!
Ok about systray, but I generally think that the "X" on standard OS/2 windows should exit an application. Its otherwise confusing.
Melf,
when systray is installed the button closes only to systray. this is a normal behaviour and also the same on other platforms
regards
Silvan
Quote from: diver on 2010.02.28, 16:38:53
...to be precise, it's QBittorrent 1.5.4
a newer port will be available soon
How is work progressing on the latest version?
Can we expect anything anytime soon?
Just wondering...
Whenever it is ready it will be just as welcomed.
first we need to bring out Qt 4.6.2 with printing. But as we still lack some money, it will take time. then i consider updating the port.
so to all please donate some more money, as we almost reached the goal.
regards
Silvan
Understood.
I'll recheck my resources.
Thank-you.
i ported the Qbittorrent 2.2.2 client. and also libtorrent-rasterbar 0.14.10, which was needes for it.
but i did it with Qt4 4.6 and i will not backport it to Qt4 4.5
So it's up to all of you if a relase will happen soon. Up to you all in the sense of as soon as Qt4 4.6 is GA QBittorrent will be also.
regards
Silvan
Btw. I encounter strange behaviour when I disable allocating disk space for the whole file. I often get a 100% IRQ usage, my whole network is than disconnected, than reconnects and after a while same thing happens. I suspect this may be due to allocating new space for the file being downloaded, although not sure. Unfortunately, this makes thic client without preallocating disk space nearly unusable here...
i just saw that the default of allocating disk space is disabled. i downloaded some torrents, but never saw a problem with it.
anyone else saw such a behaviour?
regards
Silvan
I need to check one thing - does it allocate space for all files or only for those requested for downloading. If the first option, which was the case for I think all console based OS/2 torrent clients, the not-preallocating makes sense..
qbittorrent 2.2.7 is available. see svn.netlabs.org/qtapps