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What’s new in Azureus 2.5.0.0

29. August 2006, 14:40 Uhradmin

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What’s new in Azureus 2.5.0.0

1.1 Send to Friend

A wizard to simplify sending a link to content to a friend or to embed in a web page (e.g. a blog).

1.2 Auto upload speed

This feature controls your upload speed based on the latency of your internet connection as gauged by pinging other members of the Distributed Database.

1.3 Other new features

OSX: Open .torrent files into Azureus via Finder/Desktop/etc.

‘Do not download’ files handled more consistently with respect to download completion.

Renaming of a download directories.

Moving of data files on torrent removal from Azureus.

Signed updates and plugins for improved security.

Interface improvements - more information: date added, idle times, new info view, file piece view; more per-torrent options.

Debug information generator.

More in the changelog.

1.4 Bug fixes and performance improvements

Notable fixes:

* LAN Peer Finder retains peers more effectively; explicit LAN peer identification.
* Reduced CPU usage when connected to large numbers of peers.
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2. Full ChangeLog

http://azureus.sourceforge.net/changelog.php?version=2.5.0.0

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