Torrenta 0.1.0

Install

macOS (Apple Silicon) — download the macos-arm64 DMG below, open it, and drag Torrenta to
Applications. Intel Macs are not supported yet: the engine's native library is built for Apple
Silicon only.

Torrenta is not yet signed with an Apple Developer ID, so macOS will refuse to open it the first
time. Allow it once under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Windows — download and run the windows-x64 MSI below. The build is unsigned, so SmartScreen
may warn on first run.

Linux (x86_64) — download the DEB or RPM below. On Debian or Ubuntu, install with
sudo apt install ./Torrenta-*.deb; on Fedora, install with sudo dnf install ./Torrenta-*.rpm.

Verify a download against checksums_sha256.txt.

Changes

Added

• A view strip, and keys that name the view.
• Torrent → Choose Files…
• Queue order and Set Location, for both engines.
• A Transmission daemon as the engine
• Icons in the menus and on the detail tabs.
• Interface languages: English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano and Português
• Torrenta is the program for .torrent files and magnet: links, and runs once.
• A badge with the download activity
• The command palette opens on Alt+X
• The Statistics window
• A Speed tab in the detail pane
• The status bar keeps what it said.
• A debug log for bug reports.
• The Create Torrent dialog
• RSS auto-download rules
• The RSS reader
• The menu bar can share the window's title bar.
• A tray icon
• Search providers from definition files
• The Search tab
• Search providers
• Run on event and desktop notifications
• The Add dialog, relaid out, and a magnet that never blocks it.
• Watch folders
• Incomplete folder, .part suffix and pre-allocation
• Categories and tags.
• A sidebar
• Queue and share limits
• Torrent → Limits…
• Settings sync
• The command palette looks and feels as Editora's
• An icon toolbar
• Help → About
• Themes
• Torrents survive a restart.
• A settings file
• --config-dir DIR
• Engine.remove(id, deleteFiles), for the window to use next.
• A stable transfer list.
• Torrent actions
• The Add dialog.
• A detail pane
• A native app image and installers
• A release pipeline
• A Settings window
• Connection settings
• Protocol settings
• Speed limits
• Inter as the interface font
• An IP filter
• An update check
• An event log

Changed

• The sidebar and the details pane go where you want them.
• The filter box is an omnibox
• Ctrl+N is New Torrent in the RSS tab too
• Reset to defaults asks first
• A magnet added from the Add dialog starts with the peers its file-list fetch found
• Alternative speed limits have a command
• Settings search opens the page that answers it best
• Every removal asks first.
• A search asks the providers again after five minutes.
• JavaFX 27

Fixed

• The rest of the interface speaks the chosen language.
• A long status message no longer pushes the rest of the status bar off the window.
• The same message is one line with a count.
• "IP filter cleared" no longer appears (twice) at every start.
• The window remembers its size, its place and whether it was maximised
• The Statistics window's sections are spaced and aligned
• A torrent's Speed tab is no longer empty the first time it is chosen
• Ban Peer was unreachable
• The Add dialog's "Wait here for the file list" led nowhere once the fetch had failed
• "Add now, pick files when ready" downloaded every file on Transmission
• Spinners dropped a number typed before Tab or a click elsewhere
• Settings → Connection → Proxy port
• Every style after the debug log's in the stylesheet was ignored
• The detail pane opening collapsed to its tab strip.
• Add Trackers took several URLs as one
• The menus now show Space, Delete, Shift+Delete, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+K, Esc, Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Shift+L, Ctrl+Shift+T and Ctrl+Shift+M
• Ctrl+Shift+G opens Set Category
• A poll racing a profile switch
• A crash, any time after a file of 40 pieces or more was checked, downloaded or seeded
• A crash at quit with a torrent in the list
• A JVM crash in the engine

Every entry in full: CHANGELOG.md.