I've been using deluge fine for a long time with ntfs3g but last week I've encountered a certain special case were deluge makes ntfs3g use 100% of CPU constantly till it's closed (as it's a dual core CPU it uses entirely one core), additionally the same torrent while reporting for example now 79% co...

thanks for the answer i hoped to be able to reduce energy use but oh well

may i ask what is the memory/cpu footprint of the daemon with something like 20 torrents running? i'd like to run it on a extremely low end machine which i use as file/ups/bnc server: it has just 32mb of ram and 300mhz of cpu and runs linux 2.4.17.
thanks in advance for the answers

If possible these features would be nice 1- a way to set a (upload) bandwidth priority: so i can direct more bandwidth to torrents requiring seeding but by setting this manually. like if this torrent has an high priority and there is request for it to fullfill bandwidth give all bandwidth to it, in ...

thanks for the help and for this great application

if we want to risk the problems of extra stats and keep it copying the folder /usr/share/deluge/plugins/ExtraStats may preserve the plugin?

thank you very much.
This fixed entirely the problem

Before i was using svn builds (updated till the 6th of august) but now the tracker i use has put a ban over svn and old clients. So i tried downloading the last build for feisty i386 and i have installed it. The installation process goes fine except a double deluge bittorrent client icon in the appl...