I have said repeatable, there are some minor corrections needed but the instructions still stand and are correct. You cannot join a project and consistently tell us that we are wrong despite releasing a Windows installer only a few months ago using those very instructions. Sorry but isn't that the ...

Contrary to Tidosho's comments there is nothing wrong with our instructions, I recommend users follow our official wiki/git instructions and only use this for reference if they encounter issues. - Cas It isn't very well documented on this site how to actually build Deluge for Windows properly, as i...

I've figured it all out Cas, so I'll do a HOWTO in this section, I feel it'll be useful to other outside devs like me, because the current SVN Win32README is all completely messed up, outdated and incorrect. I've managed to get it to build and create an installer

As I said before the win32 readme is for packaging Deluge. That means it is only really used by us when creating a Deluge release and rarely used by users or devs. Thanks Cas. I always like to build an application I've modified complete with installer so I can test the full release as an end user w...

Thanks for that Calum. Now I just need to figure out why it fails on the Win32 part. In the Win32 README it has the following: The modification is to add these lines to: C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\bbfreeze-0.96.5-py2.6-win32.egg\bbfreeze\recipes.py The structure I have is \Python26\Lib\site-packa...

If you look in 'C:\Python26\Scripts' you will find all the deluge exe files. I noticed that as I built it, but why does it put it in the Python directory rather than a dist directory in the source folder? It's all really confusing. Personally I find this project really messily put together. After r...

Ah, whoops! Ignore the above, I just found another zip archive with the Win32 folder in it from Git, which has the installer

I've just found out about Deluge, and am blown away by it. I've already seen a few changes I could help with implementing. The issue is, Windows is my main platform, and how do I go about compiling it for Win? Using the instructions on the Support page only seems geared towards Linux, following them...