Long-standing bugs remain unfixed, leaving Growl broken since 2009 and closing windows extremely buggy and unreliable. Developers are rude to users contacting them. Project is essentially abandoned. I would look for an alternative.
Clearly they are not. You will have less issues with lower settings. For your point about threads, that is not a valid solution to the issue you are describing.
That is a horrible reason. Anyway, why should anyone care enough to know if their system is 64-bit if you yourself acknowledge that 64-bit is mostly meaningless, at least for now? I'm just messing with ya, but by not being 64-bit, your app will require the loading of 32-bit frameworks to run, which will slow things down if everything else on the system is 64-bit. Not a likely situation (at this point at least), but I'm just saying it's ironic and a bit funny.
I've looked at all your posts on the Transmission forums. Of the three threads you posted in there was one that was locked where you received a rude response from one other poster (with no association with the Transmission project). Another was a normal discussion about the same problem . The third was once again a post about the same problem where I directed you to the nightly releases. The bug that you have reported has been known for quite a bit.
I hope one rude poster hasn't caused such a negative view of the project.
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Colloquy
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Growl
Livings124 rated on 25 May 2011
[Version 1.2.2]
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Clearly they are not. You will have less issues with lower settings. For your point about threads, that is not a valid solution to the issue you are describing.
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Google Earth
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DivX
32- or 64-bit Kernel Startup Mode Selector
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Xtorrent
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Xtorrent
Transmission
I've looked at all your posts on the Transmission forums. Of the three threads you posted in there was one that was locked where you received a rude response from one other poster (with no association with the Transmission project). Another was a normal discussion about the same problem . The third was once again a post about the same problem where I directed you to the nightly releases. The bug that you have reported has been known for quite a bit.
I hope one rude poster hasn't caused such a negative view of the project.