Hi,

Do you have a roadmap? I would really like to know when to expect the next version as this one has great potential, but is lacking some features I really "need".

Sorry... (https://ted.nu/bugs/index.php?do=roadmap&project=1)

And which would be the features you really need

My request list atm is:
* Specify download directory per torrent
* Event based scripting (when download complete, do ***. etc)
* Columns in the main view for sorting purposes. I have two views I like - 1. Ascending according to name, 2. according to "next air date"
* "Calendar view" to let the user see which days of the week the shows are airing
* To let the program run as a service, and let the fontend query the service instead of running as a program

I think this is it.

BTW: This program is excellent! If it hadn't been I wouldn't have bothered to try finding stuff I would like to see

Cheers,

Lars

P.S. I believe I said "need", not need :p

These are not yet on the road map. We'll see if we if are going to add them to the roadmap. A lot to do and little time available


These will probably be both included in the next release of ted.


Oki

Cool! Thanks for the reply

Do you have a time estimate for the next release? Do you know if this project can be ported to run on some of the smaller processor Linux devices out there? Specifically, I would love it to run on my Popcorn Hour (Syabas) media player...

The boring answer is that it's done when it's done. We both have a full time job nowadays and we want to have some kind of social life next to that so we don't have/make as much time to work on this as when we were in college.

That said, most features have been implemented. We want to do a few tweaks on the UI, do some last minute testing, sit in the sun, ... It could take one month, it could take 2 or 3 as well.


I don't know Popcorn Hour but if it supports Java than you could run it on it. I don't think ted is really processor intensive it's more memory intensive as you've to run the Java Virtual Machine.

WHAT?? You're not spending every waking moment creating free software for the rest of us?? Now, that's just not right! :p

hehe...I understand you well

Just wanted to say thank you for every developer for their hard work.

You are the best!

Thanks