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I'm running 10.10, just going past 500 torrents now and deluged is between 17% and 20% — goes up to 30% when the GTK is running remotely.

I'm testing a native Mac OS X client that my friend just put together, and it seems to be using less CPU, around 22-24%.

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Did the CPU usage increase by each torrent, or did it happen around a certain number?

CSB wrote:If you found a different way to sort into folders you could use the labels for this

Well, yes... but is there any other way to easily sort torrents into folders?

I just started to work on a icon set for the different components of Deluge. Not too fancy yet, hope to make a better GTK icon, and of course a WebUI and Console icons as well.

Any news on this?

Added a ticket http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/1482 And no, the Labels Plugin does not work for this, since I use it to sort +3000 into folders by content. Sorting it into folders by tracker is not ideal and would just create messy folders with all kinds of different content and no easy way of ...

I hate having to manually manage my torrents by tracker, some trackers just suck up all the bandwidth from the torrents that need seeding... would be great if you could add rules to each tracker. For example only seed torrents from TPB to 1:1, while torrents from BitMeTV seed forever... other rules ...

I would really like to know more about this... just switched from Win+uTorrent to Ubuntu+Deluge on the seed-box, and I'm expecting well over 3000 torrents to be added to it over the next couple of months.

This script that adds new downloads as a symlink is brilliant! could you explain to me a little more how you used it?

Does anyone else have a completely random free-disk-space number in the status bar?
Right now I have 1237.2GiB, on a 320GiB drive...