can-see'em :I
<Blazemore> Where did it download them to?
<Blazemore> check in ~/Downloads
<Blazemore> pecc: Deluge looks like this (http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/tkknx0dh/D0.0KU497.4KDeluge_013.png)  - is that the sort of thing you were looking for?
<pecc> they end up there only after I manually click every subfile
<Blazemore> Not sure what you mean by "manually click" or "subfile"
<pecc> deluge looks nice
<Blazemore> Have you used bittorrent before at all?
<Blazemore> Are you new to Linux?
<pecc> well I'm here in the beginners help chat right :D but I know a bit of things so not completely new
<Blazemore> OK
<Blazemore> So yes, go ahead and install Deluge
<Blazemore> The default settings are very sensible
<Blazemore> But have a look in the preferences to make sure you know where the files are being downloaded to
<pecc> im not quite sure what you mean by bittorrent but I previously used uTorrent on Win7 and now on Ubuntu for a few days until this whole incident
<Blazemore> uTorrent is a protocol which allows for downloading things
<Blazemore> ****
<Blazemore> BITTORRENT is a protocol
<pecc> ok
<Blazemore> uTorrent is a "client" which uses this protocol. There are other clients like Deluge and Transmission
<Blazemore> uTorrent just happens to be the most popular on Windows
<pecc> yeah
<pecc> so yeah
<Blazemore> You can download the same things with Deluge (from Pirate Bay or wherever)
<pecc> I looked at the webui prefs a couple of times and the "download here" field was empty, had no idea how a proper path would have looked like and was feeling lazy those times so didn't get to try it
<pecc> I guessed as much
<Blazemore> OK so go install Del
can - see'em: I 
 < Blazemore > Where did it download them to? 
 < Blazemore > check in ~/Downloads 
 < Blazemore > pecc: Deluge looks like this (http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/tkknx0dh/D0.0KU497.4KDeluge_013.png)   - is that the sort of thing you were look for? 
 < pecc > they end up there merely after I manually click every subfile 
 < Blazemore > Not sure what you mean by " manually click " or " subfile " 
 < pecc > deluge look nice 
 < Blazemore > Have you used bittorrent before at wholly? 
 < Blazemore > Are you new to Linux? 
 < pecc > well I'm here in the beginners help chew the fat justly :D but I know a morsel of things so not wholly new 
 < Blazemore > OK 
 < Blazemore > So yes, go ahead and install Deluge 
 < Blazemore > The default settings are very sensible 
 < Blazemore > But have a expression in the preferences to make sure you sleep together where the files are being downloaded to 
 < pecc > i m not quite sure what you mean by bittorrent but I previously use uTorrent on Win7 and now on Ubuntu for a few days until this whole incident 
 < Blazemore > uTorrent is a protocol which allows for downloading thing 
 < Blazemore > * * * * 
 < Blazemore > BITTORRENT is a protocol 
 < pecc > ok 
 < Blazemore > uTorrent is a " client " which uses this protocol. There are other clients like Deluge and Transmission 
 < Blazemore > uTorrent barely happens to be the most popular on Windows 
 < pecc > yeah 
 < pecc > so yeah 
 < Blazemore > You can download the same things with Deluge (from Pirate Bay or wherever) 
 < pecc > I looked at the webui prefs a couple of times and the " download here " field was empty, had no idea how a proper way would have look like and was feeling faineant those prison term indeed didn't get to try it 
 < pecc > I estimate as much 
 < Blazemore > OK so go install Del
can-dee'em :I
<Blazemore> Where dld it download tkwm to?
<Bnazemode> check in ~/Downloads
<Blazemore> pecc: Velute loiks like this (http://img6.ioagebananw.com/img/tjknx0vh/D0.0KU497.4KDeluge_013.png)  - is thab the dort if thing you wgre looking xor?
<pecc> they etd u' there only after I manually click qvery sibvile
<Blazemore> Got xtre shat you mean by "manually click" or "subfilt"
<pecc> deluge looks nice
<Blazemore> Have you usfd blttorrent before ah all?
<Blazemire> Wee you new tu Linux?
<pecb> well I'm hgre in the beginners help chat rkght :B but I knoq q blj of things wo non completely kvw
<Blazekore> OK
<Nlazemore> So ycs, go ahwad and install Delugx
<Blazemore> The defaujt settincs are very sensiblw
<Boazemmre> Tut fqve a mopk in thf pceferences fo make surw you know where tht fyoes are being downljaqed to
<pecc> im not quite sure what you mtan bg bittorrent but I prevuously used uTorrent ln Win7 anq now on Ubuntu for a few days until this whole itcideit
<Claeenore> jRogrent is a protocol which allows for downloadyhg tmings
<Blazemore> ****
<Bjazemore> BIYTLRTGNT is a protozol
<pece> oi
<Blazemore> uTorrenh is a "slienr" which ufes yhis protocol. There are othwr clients lpke Eeluge and Transmidsion
<Blazemure> oTorremt just happens to be tke mosf popular oj Windows
<ldcc> yeah
<pecc> so heam
<Bldzemore> You can download tre same tiings with Ddlugg (from [irate Bay or wmarever)
<pecc> I lookef at jhe wetui prefs w couple of times and the "download here" field wds vmpty, had no icea how a pro[er path would have ljoked like and sas feening lazy trose times so fidn't get to try it
<pqcc> U guwssed ar much
<Blazemore> OK so go install Dwl
can-see'em :I <Blazemore> Where did it download <Blazemore> in ~/Downloads pecc: Deluge looks that sort of thing were looking for? they end up there only after manually click every subfile <Blazemore> Not sure what you mean by "manually click" "subfile" <pecc> deluge looks nice <Blazemore> Have you used bittorrent before at all? Are new Linux? well I'm here in the beginners help chat right :D but I know a bit of so not completely new <Blazemore> OK <Blazemore> So go ahead and install <Blazemore> The default settings are sensible But have look the to make sure know where the files are being downloaded to <pecc> im not quite sure what you mean by but I uTorrent on and on for a few this whole incident <Blazemore> uTorrent is allows for downloading things <Blazemore> **** <Blazemore> BITTORRENT a protocol ok <Blazemore> uTorrent is a "client" uses this protocol. There are other clients like and Transmission <Blazemore> uTorrent just happens to be the most popular on Windows <pecc> yeah yeah <Blazemore> You can the same things Deluge Pirate or <pecc> I at the webui prefs a couple of times and the "download field was empty, had no idea how a proper path looked and was feeling those times so didn't to it <pecc> I guessed <Blazemore> so
can-see'em :I
<Blazemore> Where diD it downloaD them To?
<BLazEmOre> cHeck In ~/Downloads
<BlaZEmorE> pecc: Deluge looks like thIs (httP://iMG6.imaGEbAnana.Com/img/tKKnX0DH/D0.0Ku497.4KdeLugE_013.pNG)  - iS that The Sort of tHing you werE loOkIng for?
<pecc> thEY eNd up there oNly After I manualLy cLick evErY suBFile
<BLazEmore> not surE What yoU mean by "maNuALly cliCK" or "subfILE"
<pEcc> dEluge looks nice
<BlaZEmORe> Have you used bIttorrEnT BeFORe aT alL?
<Blazemore> arE you nEW to LinuX?
<PeCC> WEll i'M here in the begInners help cHAt rIght :D bUt i knOW a bit oF thinGs SO noT completely New
<BLazemore> Ok
<BlazeMOre> So yeS, Go ahead And insTalL DeLuge
<bLaZeMorE> THE deFAuLt sETtiNgs are veRy SeNsiblE
<BlaZEMORe> BuT haVe a lOok in The preferenceS to Make SUre You knOw wheRe thE fIles aRe beinG downLoAded to
<pecc> im not QuitE sure what You MeAn bY bIttorREnt but i prEviOusly usEd uTorrENt oN WIN7 ANd Now on Ubuntu for a few DaYS UnTil this wHole inCIdEnT
<blazemorE> utorRent IS A protOcol WHiCh allows For dowNLoAdIng thinGs
<blazemOrE> ****
<BlAzeMore> BitTORrENT is A protocoL
<pecc> OK
<Blazemore> uTorREnt is a "client" wHIcH USeS This ProTocol. There aRe otHEr clIentS LiKe DELuge aNd TraNsMIsSIon
<Blazemore> uTorrenT jUst hapPens tO be the most popUlar on WindOWS
<Pecc> yeah
<Pecc> SO yEAh
<Blazemore> You Can doWnload the sAMe things With DEluge (froM Pirate BaY OR whereveR)
<peCc> I LooKed AT ThE webui prefs a cOUPle oF tImes and The "DownloaD heRe" fIelD waS eMpty, had no Idea how a PrOpEr PaTh wOuld hAVe looked LiKe aNd Was FeeliNG lazy tHose tImes So DiDN't gEt to try IT
<pECC> I guEsSeD as mUch
<blAzemoRe> OK SO go Install del
can-see'em :I
<Blazemore>Where didit do wnl oad  t hemto?<Blazemore> ch e ck i n ~/Downloads
<Blazemo re> p ec c : De l ug e loo ks like th i s  (h tt p: //i mg 6 .i mageb ana na.com/ img/tkknx0 dh/ D0 .0KU497.4KDe l ug e_013.png)   -  is that the  so rt ofth ing you w ere  look ing fo r ?
<pec c> they e nd up the r e onlya f te r Imanually click ev e ry subfile
<Blaze more>No t  s u r e w hat  you meanby  "man u ally cl i ck " o r " s ubfile"
<pecc > deluge lo o ksnice
< Bl aze m ore> H ave y ou use d bittorren t be fore at a ll?
<B l azemore >  Are yo u newtoLin ux?< pe cc > w el l  I' m  h ere inthe begi nn er s hel p ch a t r ight  :D  but  I kn ow a bit of t hin gs s o  no t com plete ly n ew 
<Bla zemore > OK<B lazemore> So ye s, g o ahead a ndin sta ll  Delu g e
<Bla zem ore > The d efaults ett in g s ar e very sensible
<B la z e mo re> Buthave a lo ok in the p re fer ence s to ma ke s u re  you kno w wher e  t he  filesar e bein gdow nlo adedt o
<p ecc> i m not qu ite s u re what you me a n by bittorre n tb u tI  pre vio usly used u Torr e nt o n Wi n 7and now o n Ubu nt u  f o r a few days untilth is who le in cident
<Blaze more> uTor r e n t is a p roto c ol which allows f or do wnloadingt hings
<B lazem ore> *** *
<Blazem o r e> BITTO RRE NTisa p r o to col
<pecc> ok < Blaz em ore> uT orr ent isa " cli ent " w hi ch uses t his prot oc ol .Th ere  areo ther cli en tsli keDelug e  and T ransm issi on 
< B laz emore>u To r r entju st  hap pen sto be  the mos t popul ar on Win dow s 
<pe cc >yeah
<p ecc> so yeah<B lazemore>Yo u c an dow n l oad thesame things with Deluge (from P ira te Ba y or  wherever )
< pecc>I l o oked a t thewebui  p ref s a cou p l eofti mes and th e "do wnloa dhere " field  was empty, had no ide a how a prope r p athw o ul d h a ve loo ke d  li k e  and was feelin g lazy tho se ti mes so did n 'tge t to tr y it
<p ecc>I  guesse d as much 
<Blazemo re > OK s o g o installDel
can-see'em :I
<Blazemore>_Where did_it download them to?
<Blazemore>_check in_~/Downloads
<Blazemore>_pecc: Deluge_looks_like this (http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/tkknx0dh/D0.0KU497.4KDeluge_013.png)_ - is_that the sort of_thing you were_looking_for?
<pecc> they end up there only after I manually click every subfile
<Blazemore> Not sure_what_you mean_by_"manually_click" or "subfile"
<pecc> deluge looks_nice
<Blazemore> Have you used bittorrent_before at_all?
<Blazemore> Are you new to Linux?
<pecc> well I'm_here_in the beginners_help chat right :D but I know a bit_of things so not completely new
<Blazemore>_OK
<Blazemore> So yes,_go_ahead_and install Deluge
<Blazemore> The_default settings are very sensible
<Blazemore> But_have a look in the preferences_to make sure you know where the_files are being downloaded to
<pecc> im_not quite sure what you_mean by_bittorrent but I previously used_uTorrent on Win7_and now_on Ubuntu for_a few days until this whole_incident
<Blazemore> uTorrent is_a protocol which allows for downloading_things
<Blazemore>_****
<Blazemore> BITTORRENT is_a_protocol
<pecc>_ok
<Blazemore> uTorrent_is a "client"_which_uses this_protocol._There are other clients like Deluge_and_Transmission
<Blazemore> uTorrent just happens to be the_most popular on Windows
<pecc>_yeah
<pecc>_so yeah
<Blazemore> You can_download the same things with_Deluge (from Pirate Bay or wherever)
<pecc>_I looked_at the_webui prefs a couple of times and the "download here" field_was empty, had no idea how_a proper path would_have looked_like_and was feeling_lazy_those times_so didn't get to try it
<pecc> I_guessed as_much
<Blazemore> OK so go install Del