#MAC OS 9 TORRENT FOR MAC OS#
#MAC OS 9 TORRENT MAC OS#

Now works in the resolution 640x480 as the lowest.Implemented working resizing of the window.Added version and build date info to the 'about' window'.Removed the torrent pieces progress bar and added a regular progress bar.Remove bloated and 'bad' code in general.Removed log function (it ate up RAM until the client crashed).

#MAC OS 9 TORRENT MAC OS#

The GUI is now made with Mac OS native objects.

Just compiled version 0.1.7 for all of you to test. Just wishing for some more feedback, but I know that the user base is a bit limited. Hope you enjoy MacTorrent as much as I love working on it. We are now using around 20% CPU when downloading two torrents compared to 60-80% in the previous releases. The biggest thing that's changed in this release is that the resource usage is WAAAY lower than in 0.1.7 and earlier.

General flicker in the listbox that shows peers and their IP's, ports etc.

Icons in the file list are drawn 'ugly' for some reason.

Speed is not shown (because I'm redoing the way the list works fundamentaly).

Continue downloading after restarting the client (SHA1 hashing fails for some reason).

Sorted out the resource hogs under the hood!.

Removed the 'speed' column from the peers list.

Added a percent counter to the progress bar and cleaned up the GUI.

We're att version 0.1.8 now and a few things has been sorted out. Rushing out another release before the work week starts again. MacTorrent is now hosted by SourceForge, so all future releases (and the current one) will be found here: Will be focusing on adding DHT and Magnet link support now, which would make MacTorrent 'on par' with modern BitTorrent clients. There's still flicker in the listbox, but it's probably being sorted in the next release.

Added a save panel that lets you decide where you want your downloading files to be saved.

Added a general speed indicator to replace the resource hogging induvidual peer speeds.

MacTorrent 0.2.0 is here! The first broad public release and the first release to include the source code. So, what do you guys think? I hope it might be to use for someone at least It still has some things to work out before I'm confident enough with it to make a first public release. I want to share this screenshot before I release it to the public. It has been reworked to work with Mac OS 9 and is getting faster and more stable as time goes by.

It's called MacTorrent and is based on a REALbasic torrent client called Torrantula. The one I want to share with you is the BitTorrent client I'm working on.

#MAC OS 9 TORRENT FOR MAC OS#

So I actually have a few coding projects im working on from time to time for Mac OS 9.

Mac os 9 torrent