On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Ryan Leavengood <leavengood@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Not to derail the conversation, but another option for BitTorrent > might be libtorrent and rtorrent. I have been using these for years on > Linux with no problems. The latter is a Curses client program, so not > the most user friendly, but if the former was ported some simple > client GUI applications could be created (I had wanted to use it in a > Download Manager application.) > Is that libtorrent the libtorrent contained in Transmission ? Also for Transmission, either a c++ or python+bethon gui could be made to utilize transmission's documented RPC. RPC : http://trac.transmissionbt.com/browser/branches/1.4x/doc/rpc-spec.txt I'm only suggesting python as it is one of the few languages i feel competent writing in. :) Until that point, there is a web-client and a cli transmission-remote for manipulating the daemon. --mmadia > I don't have time now, but others might want to look into porting > this. I know it does at least need GCC4, but it might not have this > IPv6 problem. > > Regards, > Ryan > >