what distro are you using? if you're using debian, ubuntu or gentoo then you can just download the installer from the download section and run it. No need to compile. if you're using a different distro such as fedora you'll need to download the source (again from the download section), extract it, c...

make a copy of your files in case you're worried. make sure you've selected "ask where to save each download" in your preferences open a .torrent that you were downloading in bitcomet save it in the same location as the partially downloaded file(s) (if the torrent contains a folder X don't...

try upgrading to the latest version (0.5.6.2); the .deb can be found in the download section.

I took a screenshot but I don't know how to upload it. Under "Save", "Preview", "Submit", there should be an "Options" tab and next to that an "Upload attachment". Specify the filename (comment is optional), add the file. That should work, otherwise...

As long as you don't delete your configuration files (found in C:\Document and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Deluge), then upgrading shouldn't have an effect on your settings. In the case that deluge loads without any torrents after the upgrade then all you need to do is re-add your torrents ...

wow, that's an interesting approach...

however the latest svn has an autoload from folder feature which pretty much does the same thing as this (without having to run deluge n times )

thanks anyway for sharing...

1. settings are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\[User Name]\Application Data\Deluge
2. not sure, try google

All compositing involves the replacement of selected parts of an image with other material, usually, but not always, from another image. But I was referring specifically to compositing window managers such as Compiz (Fusion). Xfce by default doesn't support much compositing besides basic transparen...

There is a little blurb buried in the patterns section that says, "Any named pattern can be omitted, but will default to 0, so if you don't include any only the first item will be downloaded." It should probably be featured a bit more prominently, though. Feel free to edit the documentati...

http://bluetack5.snowmanuk.net.nyud.net:8080/bluetack/splist.zip seems to be redirecting to a not found page which would normally cause the blocklist importer to freeze and then crash on restart but I'm happy to report that it's now giving the "wrong file type or corrupted blocklist file"...