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-After almost a year of inactivity, the developers of Transmission, an open source, lightweight bittorrent client for Mac and Linux have [released a new version][1]. The new release features bug fixes for all the known issues with the previous version as well as some nice new features.
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-For Mac users the new version, Transmission .70 requires OS X 10.4 or greater, though previous versions of Transmission are still available for those not using the latest version of OS X.
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-I've never had any problems with the previous version of Transmission so I can't comment on the bug fixes, but some of the additional features are quite nice. 
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-I especially like the ability to limit bandwidth by torrent and, while I don't know what I'd use it for, there's also the ability to schedule bandwidth limits -- could be handy for people whose bandwidth is being throttled by Comcast.
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-There's also a new minimized list view which shows just the progress bar for those that have dozens of torrent files running at once. 
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-The torrent inspector window features a number of new stats and info including a list of connected IPs and percentage stats by peer.
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-The new icon is nice and when switching apps with Cmd+Tab Transmission will show your upload and download speeds in the icon (see screenshot below). 
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-While the majority of the new features, particularly the interface changes and additions are limited to OS X version, Transmission can also be compiled on Linux, heck there's even a version for BeOS.
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-For a complete list of changes and to download the new version head over to the [Transmission site][1].
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-[1]: http://transmission.m0k.org/ "Transmission"
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