So, it wasn't my imagination after all! :) Woke up and found my torrents being uploaded up to 15 - 53 times! Confirmed with my ISP - I only uploaded some 20+ GB yesterday/this night, but according to ratio the numbers should be somewhere near 2TB! ;) Now I don't know which is worse, 0.5.8.6 method o...

Same here! Some torrents' ratio is being reset to 0 after each restart, while some seem to be okay. Mystic...

Ubuntu 7.10
deluge-0.5.8.6

Free, so what? Is it my fault or something? If you have time to walk around lecturing others about fixing the bug - better fix it yourself. I can't fix it, so I'm trying to get the authors' attention to the problem, that's all. I think I'm free in this question. After all, FOSS doesn't imply "u...

I second that. A useful and long-awaited (for me) feature.

It still does mess up torrents list order in the main window though.
Reported for Ubuntu 7.10 and Windows Vista.

Thus, unusable.

Now, should I even bother myself with trying the new version?
I *really* like my torrents being in order...

Unlike rpm, dpkg simply replaces an existing version with the one you ask it to install, even in cases of downgrading.
With rpm, you'd have to use enforcing options.

Menu bar > View > Columns
there's no such option, it seems.

bidossessi wrote:that just download the latest version again, sorry
EDIT: didn't follow it right. yes it does fix it.
On another note, disabling update alerts doesn't work.

That's it - each version has it's own beautiful bugs! It's a pity we can't choose bugs we like - they are hardcoded!

Why, there is such way: choose your distribution, copy the path to the newest version, for example: http://download.deluge-torrent.org/index.php?dir=ubuntu/gutsy/0.5.8.1/&file=deluge-torrent_0.5.8.1-1_i386.gutsy.deb Substitute all the version numbers with the ones you need: http://download.delug...