Can I use this in KDE?
Gnome is installed on my computer too, but even trying to open a torrent through Nautilus with gnome-btdownload installed gives me an error.
[user@host downloads]$ gnome-btdownload mytorrent.torrent
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/gnome-btdownload", line 3, in ?
import BitTorrent.download, BitTorrent.bencode
ImportError: No module named BitTorrent.download
Any help to get this running would be appreciated.
My system:
FC2 (installed over continuously updated FC1)
KDE 3.2.2-6
Kernel 2.6.5-1.358
i686
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Anonymous
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2004-06-09
you need Bittorrent bindings in python, they come witht he bittorrent package IIRC. [Sorry, I use debian, cant help you with this one]
of course its usable in kde, as long as you have all libs right.
Im not sure, but 0.14 might require pygtk 2.3, which is a devel binding, and is on debian sid, but I doubt it is in fedora..
And upgrading to python 2.3 would probably break your whole redhat system which is done in python 2.2..
So.. I havent tested gbtd with 2.2 py, or 2.0 pygtk..
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Sorry for not replying promptly; I don't check the forums as often as I probably should.
Marc is correct and basically said exactly what I would have. I was actually planning on setting up another Debian machine soon (if everything goes as I plan :)), but I might give gnome-btdownload a try in Fedora Core 2 before I use up its HDD space given enough time, I suppose.
Until then (if I even get the chance), check that BitTorrent is installed and the other dependencies in the README. I have no idea if the RPM I supply is strict enough about dependencies (if not, sorry), I wouldn't necessarily trust it.
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Can I use this in KDE?
Gnome is installed on my computer too, but even trying to open a torrent through Nautilus with gnome-btdownload installed gives me an error.
[user@host downloads]$ gnome-btdownload mytorrent.torrent
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/gnome-btdownload", line 3, in ?
import BitTorrent.download, BitTorrent.bencode
ImportError: No module named BitTorrent.download
Any help to get this running would be appreciated.
My system:
FC2 (installed over continuously updated FC1)
KDE 3.2.2-6
Kernel 2.6.5-1.358
i686
you need Bittorrent bindings in python, they come witht he bittorrent package IIRC. [Sorry, I use debian, cant help you with this one]
of course its usable in kde, as long as you have all libs right.
Im not sure, but 0.14 might require pygtk 2.3, which is a devel binding, and is on debian sid, but I doubt it is in fedora..
And upgrading to python 2.3 would probably break your whole redhat system which is done in python 2.2..
So.. I havent tested gbtd with 2.2 py, or 2.0 pygtk..
Sorry for not replying promptly; I don't check the forums as often as I probably should.
Marc is correct and basically said exactly what I would have. I was actually planning on setting up another Debian machine soon (if everything goes as I plan :)), but I might give gnome-btdownload a try in Fedora Core 2 before I use up its HDD space given enough time, I suppose.
Until then (if I even get the chance), check that BitTorrent is installed and the other dependencies in the README. I have no idea if the RPM I supply is strict enough about dependencies (if not, sorry), I wouldn't necessarily trust it.