I've noticed that in Beta3, running on ubuntu 10.04 that the free space display only shows for the drive where your default folders are.
My default complete & incomplete folders are in /home/<username>, but most of what I download actually gets moved into /media/video/tv or /media/video/movies or /media/video/books.
Each of those is seperate hd. Is there any way Sab can show free space for all configured directories?
Not a big deal, but I was curious.
Not a bug, but a note
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Re: Not a bug, but a note
If you have 20 categories, you can have 20 different drives as destination.
So yes, we could do something, but it would still have limited use.
So yes, we could do something, but it would still have limited use.
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tymanthius
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Re: Not a bug, but a note
I did think of a function for this, but I have NO idea how practical it would be to implement.
Have the free space be checked on a per category basis. If that category's folder/mount point doesn't have enough freespace, pause only items for that category, but allow other items to continue downloading.
Just an idea, feel free to ignore it as I am not a programmer and don't understand the complexities involved in my suggestion.
Have the free space be checked on a per category basis. If that category's folder/mount point doesn't have enough freespace, pause only items for that category, but allow other items to continue downloading.
Just an idea, feel free to ignore it as I am not a programmer and don't understand the complexities involved in my suggestion.