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1. #DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS 10#
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4. #DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS#

#DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS#

Sorry cannot really test directly, as not have my windows VMs anymore, as said in other thread. Anyway, then just extract the dir under %temp% with a dir command wrapped in a FOR loop, as used in deluge-build scripts to get name of deluge-dir etc. I believe only way, now that -build/-b is deprecated, is to change %temp% env-var, just like changing TMPDIR on linux, so with set or setx(if need to be system env-var and not regular env-var of user), though atleast for setx needs reinitialize cmd afterwards, which there's ways to do, but don't really know from top of head currently.

I really want to apply the patches with git apply, since it's way easier and it also is able to change multiple files at once.Īs additional information, here's what I changed in your script: I tried to figure it out, but couldn't find any good (or understandable) information on it.

What I would like to know: is there any way to get ahold of that directory or directory name?Īm I able to modify the temporary repository that Pip uses for the installation? On Windows Pip creates a temporary repo inside the %TEMP% directory with some random string added, like "C:\Users\deluge\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-req-build-5pxoo_ud". The issue on Github goes on about the use of $TMPDIR on Linux, but that doesn't apply to Windows. Pip 21.3 will remove support for this functionality. We recommend you use -use-fĮature=in-tree-build to test your packages with this new behavior before it beco Just a heads-up.īTW, win10 etc users can also use this if wanted, as only "win7" about this, compared to "win10" builds, is little bit older python and no win10 titlebar-button changes in default and Mantis-dark theme.Ĭode: Select all DEPRECATION: A future pip version will change local packages to be built in-plĪce without first copying to a temporary directory. "insert disk in drive a" error, or whatever drive letter used), but to no avail unfortunetly. run deluge in debugger and traced diffs of api calls between win10 and win7 eject commands, and googled the f out of it in general(and is an issue reported on many different projects btw previously i.e. This never happens on win10 for some reason, even with exact same installer strangely, and i've spent many hours trying to find what triggers this i.e. Could also just reboot of-course, but other workaround nicer. Then there's an issue if having a second CD or external whatever drive added and used a disc or whatever and not having rebooted, which in that case will show error when starting deluge about insert disc in drive a or something - this can be avoided by after ejecting a disc from said drive, then rigtclick drive and select eject in windows explorer(I know empty but regardless), so windows shows error as empty already, but then afterwards deluge works again, and will not show this error again untill entering disc again in which will need workaround repeated unless having rebooted afterwards sometime. Nice, cool initiative, thank you for providing this mate, and of-course, just drop me a line if in doubt of something and i'll just wanted to add that there's two issues I found with the "win7"(python <3.9) versions, and also is there when building manually from source, so not something I introduced - If having classic mode enabled in win7 then you need select other deluge theme than the default during install, as else the deluge GTKUI is borked and looks strange, and all others work from installer.

#DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS 7#

Thank you for providing his build scripts on GitHub, I might have some questions now and againĬurrent versions: Deluge dev70/dev84, GTK 3.24.30, libtorrent 1.2.14, Python 3.9.7 (Windows 10), 3.8.12 (Windows 7), OpenSSL 1.1.1lĮdit : new Windows 7 and 10 dev84 builds, preferences window works again. I can't really provide any support or help, since I don't know much about Python. The installer includes the option to select from three different libtorrent versions, the 7z package contains only the current libtorrent version.

#DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS DOWNLOAD#

I do use the stable version myself, so I would consider it "beta stable"Īs for the development version: I start it with a torrent and see if the download and upload is working.

#DELUGE BITTORRENT FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS 10#

Also started a Windows 10 build until resumes with his builds. Since Python 3.9 doesn't support Windows 7 anymore and mhertz stopped with his Windows 7 builds, I decided to set up a VM for my own needs and build a current version of Deluge.