[Maemo5]QtRapids (BitTorrent Client) (Finally in extras-devel!)
 

QtRapids is a bit-torrent program for N900 using Qt. It should be relatively fast (no slowdowns during downloads). Please notice that I just recompiled this and edited the deb's dependencies a bit. I have NOT written this application and I take no responsibility for this application or what it might do to your device.


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Just download the program from extras-devel.

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids
 

So is this faster then Transmission? because that's so incredibily slow on my phone.

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids
 

At least it should be. At least on my N900 it was much faster than Transmission.

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids
 

when will you upload this to extras-devel?

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids
 

Any chance of having this packaged as 1 application and submitted to Extras-devel?

THAT would be great!

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids
 

I really don't know how to get this to Extras-Devel since this program is still there (but the program package itself is removed because of missing dependencies). If anybody could help me in this I would upload it to Devel right away.

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids (BitTorrent Client)
 

hope im not wasting your time here but when do you think some thing like this could come to extras
not linux savy so have no idea how to stabilize extra-devel apps..
will need to be spoon fed with a step by step process

thanks any way :)

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids (BitTorrent Client)
 

:rolleyes: What else do you need... more steps?

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids (BitTorrent Client)
 

Does this app handle private trackers ? Also this app seems to rely on a package called libboost-filesystem. Exactly what is that?

Re: [Maemo5]QtRapids (BitTorrent Client)
 

Most private trackers have a allowed list of clients, and usually it consists of azureus, transmission, rtorrent, µtorrent and deluge with various versions. So no go for QtRapids, however I'd check with the private tracker in particular if it's allowed.

EDIT: Oh and some might not even enforce any limitations.