Rill 0.3.2

Rill finds peers through the DHT much sooner. It sent no more than ten DHT queries at a time, so searching for a torrent's peers waited behind the node's own upkeep and often found none. Rill now uses mtorrent 0.7.2 and starts fewer threads.

Uninstalling a build from source refreshes the icon cache, so removing a per-user install no longer leaves Rill without icons when it is also installed for the whole system.

Rill 0.3.1

Rill now uses mtorrent 0.6.1, which closes a torrent's uTP connections before the torrent stops. A torrent that is paused and resumed, or switched to downloading in order, keeps its port instead of moving to another one, and its peers learn at once that the connection has ended. A tracker that was already removed and a message a peer sends that mtorrent does not know are no longer reported as errors.

Rill 0.3.0

Torrents pick up where they left off after Rill restarts. The list can be ordered by name, size or progress, every torrent can be paused or resumed at once, a torrent's magnet link can be copied, and its download folder can be changed after it was added, moving the files that are already there. Rill warns when a torrent needs more room than its folder has.

A torrent whose files were removed is paused and marked as having files not found, instead of showing as finished, and resuming it downloads them again. A torrent you start while the download limit is reached runs anyway, and the download started most recently waits in the queue, marked as queued. Resume All starts torrents only as far as the limit allows.

Rill now uses mtorrent 0.6.0. Each running torrent listens on a port of its own, the DHT keeps working when another client holds port 6881, and magnet links without a name get a folder of their own. The window no longer redraws on every update, which could stall the display with many torrents and peers.