2 ms·
Here's some off the top of my head. I know they're nit picking, but that's pretty much what you have to do to create a decent UX * When you're under active tor
by Lewton 12y ago
Here's some off the top of my head. I know they're nit picking, but that's pretty much what you have to do to create a decent UX
* When you're under active torrents, select a torrent, wait for it to become unactive (ie going from downloading to done), the torrent is unselected (because it's not in view anymore) and the details of the torrent are not available. With µ if you select a torrent it's selected until you select something else no matter what states the torrent goes through and which view you're in.
* When adding a new torrent, the default destination is always the same, in µTorrent it's the last place you downloaded. When I add a torrent, the content always goes into a sub folder depending on type, it's much more likely that the last destination I used is the correct one (say I want to download a couple of music albums)
* The UI when adding a torrent is just cluttered and confusing and I have, a couple of times managed to enter the "add torrent-file"† instead of the "select destination for download" dialogue because it's such a mess
† Why is this even accessible from the prompt I get when I double click on a torrent in my file explorer? When would I ever double click on a torrent file, and then want to select a different torrent file? So unnecessarily messy.
I develop. Did not know Deluge was using Python. I might contribute one day, but doing front-end stuff is not really something I enjoy