Hadn’t written anything in some time, so I figured I’d squander a few minutes of my time by doing so.

Deluge’s development is coming along nicely. Since the entry here a few months ago about the 0.1 release, we have put out three new releases, 0.2 through 0.4, including a couple of bugfix releases as well. I’m currently in the process of rewriting a large portion of the code to improve on performance, features, and overall coherency of the source. These changes are fairly major and will be seen in the 0.5 release. This next release will most likely be our longest release cycle to date, as I don’t see it coming out before the new year. In the last day or so, I’ve also experimented with building Deluge on a Win32 platform, a task that has proved problematic. OS X builds are also an eventual goal, but neither of these is being guaranteed any time soon, but that’s not to stop you from giving it a go yourself.

Outside of that, classes are almost over (thankfully), although my CECS final, which was originally wrongly scheduled on reading day has been pushed back to its actual day, meaning I won’t be able to leave school early as I was considering. This semester did seem to soar by as compared to previous ones, but perhaps I’m just keeping myself better entertained.