Download Deluge 1.0.0

About two months after the first release candidate, the final release of Deluge 1.0.0 was released on Monday. Developed by Zach Tibbitts and Alon Zakai, two members of the Ubuntu forum, this Bittorrent client uses libtorrent and Pygtk. In addition to versions for the well-known Linux distributions, Deluge is also released for Windows and Mac OS X. The program has everything you would expect from a Bittorrent client: Bittorrent protocol encryption, mainline dht, upnp, nat-pmp, µTorrent Peer Exchange and the ability to manage the program remotely via a web browser. Below is an overview of the most important changes in version 1.0.0:

what’s new:

• Core/ui split allowing Deluge to run headless as a daemon
• A redesigned GTK interface
• Migration to the upcoming libtorrent 0.14 release
• Stability improvements across the board
• New codebase which will allow for growth and less bugs
• A much improved queuing system
• New bugs for you to find
• And so much more.. Try it and see for yourself!

Caveats:

• Your preferences will not be migrated, but your torrent list should be.
• Not all plugins have been ported yet and some have been integrated into the client. If you need support for RSS or Scheduler, then please stick with the 0.5.x branch until these plugins can be properly ported to 1.x
• Deluge will start in ‘Classic Mode’ where daemon functionality will be hidden in the gtkui. You can disable this in the Preferences->Interface page, but it does require a restart of Deluge.

ChangeLog for the RC series can be found here.[break]