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This page hasn't been updated since we first launched ApexDC pr0ps :)

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Moved here, under the title StrongDC++ GUI rewrite. Big Muscle: Do you have a link to the post because all I can find is this. I don't think I ever stated I would patch to your branch because a) it's open to public and i didn't ask for login details. Regarding DCDev conversation: I told you so you could use the code for your own linux port and reframe from including windows specific code in the future to save both of us time. I gave you developer access so you could contribute, which never happened (we seem to have the same opinion about both sides). You had the opportunity to be rewarded for your "hard work" too. If you think all we've done is added png and "hacked" our way to Mac, then hold that opinion. Just to clarify for everybody: ApexDC 2.0 is based on StrongDC++'s GUI rewrite using wxwidgets. It has always been the case and this dependence on StrongDC is stated on each changelog, and also displayed in our about box. Are we not providing you with adequate credit? We are using this opportunity to work on our GUI aswell, since no major improvements have been made on our part for some time. I'm not going to post about how your progress is going, but how we're getting on with our own progress. The rude comment was maybe a little overboard but I don't see why we should allow you to plug your project on our forums. Thanks for your input as usual Toast. I will refer you to our staff page that completely obliterates your "lead dev" remark. I think that page is near-enough from the beginning of apexdc.net.

Contradicting. If you think ApexDC 2.0 will be the same as StrongDC wx then that's a valid point. It will look similar but offer more features such is the state of the current version. Anyway, this is not about ApexDC vs StrongDC. We have never claimed that we are completely rewriting the GUI ourselves, but adding to it. Nor will we use your forums as a promotional resource. :)

We will be pushing updates primarily to the guys who fund our development pR0Ps. I might send you a private build for your users to test, however. Eventually we may have a public beta on the front page but our focus will be to reward those who support us. Naturally we will do our best to provide these early betas to all those who have donated instead of installing the toolbar, and made themselves known to us one way or the other. However, due to technical details installing the toolbar will still probably be the faster access channel.

Yep, that will be the problem. :)

What version of Firefox are you using? I'm on 3.6.13 and it installed fine: I guess you could try reinstalling. :)

Here is the guide Xsensor, but you're still required to forward the TLS port as a TCP port. So I would suggest what Mek said.

This has nothing to do with helping the original poster. Both of you should reframe from posting in here if you're more interested in petty personal disagreements.

When you're in Passive mode, you usually cannot connect to other Passive users (represented by a brick next to their name in userlist) or users that have not forwarded their ports correctly. If you forward ports you don't worry about this. This is why you should always try and forward ports for your router. :)

1.4.0 will be the next version. Try using Passive mode for the time being if you're not confident enough to forward ports. :)

Hi imabcd, You probably need to forward ports with your router in order for it to work then. Or you can try "Passive (worst case)" and see if you get a connection. The next version should help improve your experience if you're struggling though, because it shouldn't require you to do this. :)

Nope, use the slim version to get the required files. Creating installers with and without would be a pain on every release.

If you're happy to upload your translation so others can use it, I will promote you to the translators group. You'll receive access to it in a separate forum.

It's available on the Sourceforge files section.

Noted...

Hah cool. Do you run multiple instances of ApexDC? If not, you can put dcppboot.xml into your program files/apexdc folder and you'll save all the settings to AppData/ApexDC. This means you don't get any privilege errors.

Eset Nod32 did the same thing till they reported it. After updating the definitions they fixed their mistake. We will be moving away from OpenCandy in our 1.4 update. :)

Do you have permissions to write to the folder/file you've saved your settings to?

Just on a quick note, 1.4.0 should be much easier with the auto detect feature (using miniupnp). :)

Hey, Following on from what exPERten said, make sure you're connected to a hub that allows you to search without registration. Sometimes public hubs require you to register on them before you can search or download. :)

lou707, WinZip is not open source and has worse compression performance than 7zip. That's not "neat". We like to promote open source software here. :)

Rather than just remember files in share?

Strange.