@salviati: I don't think Apple can patch this, though. I doubt Apple can fix iPhones with bootloaders that have shipped with vulnerabilities except for the new ones in production now. It's always been simple to undo a jailbreak or downgrade the OS of the device through DFU Mode.

@acceptablerisk: I'd say so. Transmission has advanced a lot in even the last 3 major versions. If you're looking for RSS support, you're not going to get it.

VOTE: Time machine

@jonny6pak: You might not be switching then because the developers consider RSS to be bloat to the client. There have been scripts and programs that have been created for RSS though.

@GldRush98: Bittorrent revolves around the .torrent file. The hash/magnet link does not replace the .torrent file. It's all another mean of grabbing the .torrent file to verify the contents of the download. DHT isn't necessary.

@GldRush98: No... You find peers using DHT and the trackers listed in the magnet link. You then connect to those peers and you ask them for bits and pieces of the .torrent file. So while you're not actually downloading the .torrent from the site itself, your torrent client does download it by grabbing it from the…

Vote: Sparkle

Actually the changelog you may have been reading, Adam Pash, may have been between 1.0.2 - 1.1.0 and not 1.0.1 - 1.0.2. The different Mac interface may be coming in 1.1.0. Scroll down for the older changelog.

VOTE: JkDefrag

VOTE: VLC

VOTE: Evince

Vote: libpurple (Pidgin/Adium)

I noticed that 3.5.1 is already on their ftp server. I always use FTP rather than IE to download it on a new/clean machine.

@Ben Babcock: Nah... The only languages available are German and Portuguese.

@Thanatos: The verdict was completely on intent and did not consider technology.

Only the Mac client of Transmission has the ability to move a running torrent. It still has to be moved to libtransmission so every interface can use it. Qt, GTK, Web... none of those have it.

Vote: Ubuntu

I'd like to see the one process per tab idea.

@hank18: They bumped up the version number of 3.1 to 3.5 because they are adding a lot of new features and 3.1 didn't seem like it showed the value of the new features.

@sumobear: This is not what I'm getting at. What I'm saying is that there was a huge change of votes. I would not be complaining if IE was second from the start but it was in dead last. Windows users can run every browser on the list and I'm not saying that Linux are the only ones not voting for IE. This poll is…