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Kwooty

   1.1.0  

KDE Usenet Application

Score 87%
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Homepage:  Link
Downloads:  4861
Submitted:  Oct 26 2009
Updated:  Nov 16 2013

Description:

A friendly nzb usenet binary downloader.

Kwooty handles automatic file repairing archive extraction, multi-server support, smart par2 download, shutdown scheduler, etc...

How to build the project :
1. untar the archive
> tar xvfz kwooty-1.1.0.tar.gz

2. build and install:
> cd kwooty
> cd build
> cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` ..
> sudo make install OR > su -c 'make install'

Full changelog is available at http://kwooty.sourceforge.net

Translations are welcome ! :D




Changelog:

Version 1.1.0:
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- Nzb row and corresponding data folder renaming with "F2" shortcut
- Nzb row and corresponding data folder deletion by hitting "SHIFT+DEL" keyboard shortcut
- "Show/hide" menu bar action added and available from "CTRL+M" shortcut
- If there is no pending download, do not connect to servers when kwooty is launched from desktop session restoration
- Kwallet querying for server password is now performed after kwooty has been fully started
- Unrar 5 support




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Source(kwooty-1.1.0.tar.gz)
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Arch(kwooty for ArchLinux (AUR))
Ubuntu(kwooty for ubuntu (Maik's PPA))
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 Excellent app!

 
 by bofhenator on: Apr 7 2010
 
Score 50%

Really nice app! It beats lottan/hellan by far!

I have two suggestions though. In the shutdown settings, a setting to not shotdown, at all. And the option to minimize to the systemtray.

/Bofh


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 Re: Excellent app!

 
 by kwooty on: Apr 12 2010
 
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Hi bofhenator,

I plan to add "minimize to the systemtray" feature in a near future release as it seems to useful for several users ! :)

About shutdown behavior, a setting to not shutdown at all should normally be useless as if you click on shutdown button in toolbar, shutdown will be scheduled and if you click again shutdown will be disabled (icon notifying will be removed from status bar as well).

Just tell me if this behavior does not fit your needs.

Bye,
Xavier


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 Re: Re: Excellent app!

 
 by bofhenator on: Apr 12 2010
 
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I hadn't noticed the difference on the shutdown toolbarbutton. But that makes sense know that I have. Thank you :-)


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 Thank You !!!

 
 by m00nraker on: Apr 9 2010
 
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I love Kwooty. It's an KDE killer application, a very excellent replacement for klibido, which I've been using a for long time.

Kwooty is the best nzb grabber at the moment. And the best thing on it is: it's an KDE 4 application, not GTK/Gnome. That rocks.

I hope, you will continue in developing it.

I've some suggestions for you:

1)
Minimize to systemtray with an icon that shows the total download status in percent (similar to kmail's system tray icon which shows the number of new incoming mails). When hoovering with the mouse over the icon, a tooltip could show more detailed informations about the download status.

2)
Use of kwallet to store login/password instead of using kwooty config files.

3)
Sometimes the extracting/verify processes makes my system a little bit slow. Maybe it could help to start the extraction/verify process with a different nice value. There could be an option in the kwooty settings, where you can specify a nice value for extraction/verify. Each time an extraction process gets started, it will be executed with that nice value.

4)
More plasma integration, maybe a plasmoid that shows the current download status and that can control kwooty, like pause/continue download.

5) Make use of the general KDE system notification system, e.g. when a download in the download list is finished and completely extracted, then the KDE notification system could inform the user.

And again, thanks for kwooty.

m00nraker


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 Re: Thank You !!!

 
 by m00nraker on: Apr 9 2010
 
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And:

6)
Better job control.
At the moment, you can only move one job to the top or bottom of the list.
There should be two more buttons in the toolbar, to move one job one position up/down in the job list.
Maybe moving the jobs with the mouse would be nice to.


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 Re: Thank You !!!

 
 by kwooty on: Apr 12 2010
 
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Hi m00nraker,

First of all thanks for your enthusiasm, that's cool ! :)

Development of kwooty is going on and next release should be ready in one or two weeks from now (if everything works fine ;) ).

Then thanks a lot for your relevant suggestions.

Features are frozen for 0.4 release but I will try to integrate most of them in future releases.

I will also keep an eye on Kmail systray icon as I really like this feature.

Thanks again for feedback.

Cheers,
Xavier


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 0.4 is like a charme

 
 by m00nraker on: Apr 25 2010
 
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Thanks, 0.4 works like a charme, good work.

I'm sure, future releases will be great.
Can't wait for it...

xD


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 More Ideas

 
 by zerojay on: May 2 2010
 
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A few things I would really like to see included in kwooty:

1) System tray support, like everyone else has asked for. In the meantime, I'm using kdocker to put it there anyways.

2) Bandwidth scheduling along the same lines as the KTorrent plugin.

3) Support for custom RSS feeds. Some NZB services allow you to automatically create RSS feeds for certain searches so your NZB clients can automatically download things added to it.

Great work on it so far, keep it up. :)


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 Re: More Ideas

 
 by kwooty on: May 5 2010
 
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Hi zerojay,

Thanks for your proposals !

System tray support is on top of the todo list.
A lot of nice features have been listed here and although a lot of work needs to be done, I plan to add most of them sooner or later.

Cheers,
Xavier


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 Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by jamessibiano81 on: Jul 14 2010
 
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I just installed kwooty and I love it. However, there is a small problem. There is no folder watch plugin. I am running kubuntu 10.04. Any suggestions?


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 Re: Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by kwooty on: Jul 14 2010
 
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Hi,

Maybe you built kwooty from sources. If this is the case you may need to run kbuildsycoca4 (or maybe kbuildsycoca according to your distro) in order to update the system configuration cache.

Then try to launch kwooty again.

I Hope this will solve your issue, just tell me if problem persists.

Bye ! :)


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 Re: Re: Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by jamessibiano81 on: Jul 14 2010
 
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No, sorry. i installed it with apt-get after adding ferramroberto/linuxfreedomlucid to my sources.list. Do i need to build from source? I checked to see what was installed and everything seems to be there. Perhaps a cfg file needs tweeking? I don't need folder watch. That's just frosting. :)

Thank you for a great program


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 Re: Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by kwooty on: Jul 14 2010
 
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james,

I followed-up my investigations and it seems that plugin list is empty if you used the kwooty ubuntu package from linuxfreedom'PPA.

I checked the installed files and it seems the issue comes from the file located under :
/usr/share/kde4/servicetypes/kwootyplugin.desktop

As I do not build ubuntu packages by myself there is nothing I can do to correct for now this issue but the following should work:

1. open the kwootyplugin.desktop file:
sudo kate /usr/share/kde4/servicetypes/kwootyplugin.desktop

2. Replace the following:

[PropertyDef::X-Kwooty-Plugin-Version]
Type=IntX-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=desktop_kwooty

By

[PropertyDef::X-Kwooty-Plugin-Version]
Type=Int
X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=desktop_kwooty


3. save file and run kbuildsycoca4 from konsole

4. relaunch kwooty, plugin list should not be empty anymore.


Xavier



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 Re: Re: Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by jamessibiano81 on: Jul 14 2010
 
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Xavier, thanks for the prompt replies!

I tried your suggestion and it did not solve my problem but it did lead me to a solution.

I downloaded the tar file and looked at kwootyplugin.desktop. It was different from my original and your suggestion. I changed to it and it solved the missing plugin problem.

I changed

[PropertyDef::X-Kwooty-Plugin-Version]
Type=IntX-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=desktop_kwooty

to

[PropertyDef::X-Kwooty-Plugin-Version]
Type=int

then ran kbuildsycoca4 from konsole.

When i started Kwooty the plugin was there.

Thanks for the help and a great program.

James


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 Re: Re: Re: Kwooty missing plugin

 
 by kwooty on: Jul 14 2010
 
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James,

Thanks for feedback. :)
Glad to see to issue has been solved!

In case of the package would not be fixed, the solution will be there for ubuntu users.

See you,
Xavier


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 Suggestion

 
 by jamessibiano81 on: Jul 15 2010
 
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Xavier,
I have a suggestion. Perhaps a plugin to extract the nzb file from a rar or zip file? Then maybe append kwooty to the file name to show it's been assimilated. :-)

thanks again for a really great program!

James


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