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Anonymous trace data collected during our study is available by request. However, our goal is to move most of the needed functionality to the Vuze UI in a intuitive manner. We hope that the new UI will one day have everything you need. Yes and no. It can be if you want it to be, or you can continue to use the old UI. Both will be continued to be developed. The download link should fire up Azureus or invoke it if it's already running and pop up the Open Torrent dialog box.
If you prefer a direct. See the source code section above. As mentioned before, the source code is available on Sourceforge, so if you're not happy to take our word for it, go and check it out.
The Vuze UI will check for updates of the metadata thumbnail, title, rating, etc of Vuze content. The classic UI does not. Vuze does not store these new metadata requests anywhere.
It simply reads the request and returns the metadata.. During the four and a half months between the release of 2. The core code for those releases is the same as some of the 2. We finally released version 2. That was released mainly to fix a couple of problems introduced in 2.
We discovered a Vuze UI bug just as we began pushing out the 3. Once this bug has been fixed and a couple more we found since then , there will be a 3. If a tracker owner has banned Azureus 3 from their tracker, please bring their real reason to our attention. We almost always implement tracker owner requests some even days before the release , however, very few tracker owners ever contact us. It is extremely frustrating when tracker owners ban the client and never tell us why or what we can do to resolve the issue.
There's been reports that a few tracker owners have banned Azureus 3 because it's not Azureus. Please direct these tracker owners to this wiki page, and try to find out what the real reason for their ban is. If it's something Azureus is programmically doing, we'd like to know so we can address it. If the reason is because they dislike the user having the ability and choice to use a new UI, or because Azureus has "gone corporate", then there's nothing we can do about that, but at the very least, the tracker owner should tell the user up front that it's their bias and not Azureus' fault and not uTorrent's fault, since the same reasoning would ban that client too.
It's optional. You can get Azureus to start up with the "classic UI", and none of the Vuze interface code will be loaded at all. Read about the UI Switcher. Technically, yes we can. Will we? There's no reason to. Like we've said before - you can use Azureus, without any Vuze code loaded at all if you don't want it. Do you use the LAN peer finder? Inbuilt tracker? The "download basket"? Download bars? Statistics generation? If you don't, then you can disable it and it doesn't get used. Like the Vuze interface.
We wouldn't release different versions of Azureus with these things included or excluded. We're not going to do it with the Vuze interface either. We've made it so you don't have to use Vuze, since we realize not everyone wants to use it. So given that you aren't forced to use Vuze in any way
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