MX-17 Torrents
- Gordon Cooper
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MX-17 Torrents
I know it is early days, but interesting to see that the 32bit torrent looks have more customers than the 64. 32 is not dead yet.
Last edited by Gordon Cooper on Sun Dec 17, 2017 12:38 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
Yep me too downloaded 32 bit using torrents
Re: MX-17 Torrents
Actually, 64bit to 32bit is running more than 2:1...from linuxtracker.org (see C for Completions)
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
Thanks Gordon
for keeping the torrents running.
All the best.
for keeping the torrents running.
All the best.
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- Gordon Cooper
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
@ Paul. That is certainly conclusive, I had not looked at totals, only the activity when I wrote that.
Richard, thanks for the greeting and best wishes to you too.
Richard, thanks for the greeting and best wishes to you too.
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
Hi Gordon, watching the torrent traffic from your own point of view is what all of us do...and we are all seeing a small sample of the overall traffic by doing so...it is interesting nonetheless to where our local traffic is reaching out as the overall network is formed. With this fairly large number of seeds, I believe that traffic overall is increasingly localized as the distribution network grows in size...and that is probably how the algorithms are designed. It really is a fantastic bit of networking software.
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
Is anyone using the new qbittorrent 4.0.2 from the test repo? I'd like to get that one into main.
Re: MX-17 Torrents
I have it running on MX-17, and it seems fine.
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- chrispop99
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
32-bit marginally ahead here.
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- Gordon Cooper
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Re: MX-17 Torrents
I cannot see it in the Test Repo please confirm the location.Jerry3904 wrote:I have it running on MX-17, and it seems fine.
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