minhngq

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  1. Posted

    Hi

    Thanks for the suggestion. I am not familiar with Linux, Windows one sounds more interesting.

    Unfortunately, Aegaeon is still in its beta stage without any final release. Dun actually dare to deploy :) In addition, this hub sofware seems to be a lightweight one (the code is so short) without scripting feature... very upset with this.

    Now I can only rely on the development team :)

    Minh.

  2. Posted

    This is an limitiation of the NMDC protocol. Only way to get it working is to convert every UTF-8 chars into html standards and send them. a hell of alot of work. anyways. If you want this, you can use an ADC hub instead. supports UTF-8.

    Wow, thanks for the info. I will try out ADC hub. I managed to do a quick search in Internet for this ADC protocol. So far I could only found DCH:Pro which can support this protocol. However dunno where I can download such tool. Can you help? Are there alternative hub softwares?

    Minh.

  3. Posted

    Hi all,

    Some times, users of DC++ are not computer-literate. As the result, they are quite reluctant to move to the new tool. That actually happens when I convinced some of my users to make a change from original DC++ to PWDC++ to enjoy new features. And I even had to configure the new PWDC++ client to my hub (and put the Downloads folder in the detault shared folder list), then zipped it, made self-extract version and finally distributed to my users.

    So if possible, can you team release an installation package that can eventually upgrade to ApexDC++ from previous versions of DC++.

    Minh.

  4. Posted

    Hi team,

    I am in Vietnam where the writing language is Vietnamese. We could not type Vietnamese characters(Unicode UTF-8) in the chatroom. Can the team add this support in the new version?

    The Vietnamese language is like this (alphabet character + some tonal signs and diacratics): "Cám ơn rất nhiều" (many thanks).

    Minh.