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Please report this one on the bugtracker.

Gotta check this one up.
(Too bad there are no active phpBB engines out there. Even SMF is getting older and older day-by-day and there are no updates. :/)

qBittorent on Linux should use the qtconfig settings. Have you tried adjusting your fonts there?

It's definitely possible with Qt. Just add a new bugreport (feature request) to the bugtracker. https://bugs.launchpad.net/qbittorrent Nevermind. Someone already submitted a request: https://bugs.launchpad.net/qbittorrent/+bug/918798 I'll check the source code on Monday and see if I can write a patch.

That's the good thing about open-source! You can always make a full documentation (both offline and online) in your free-time and ask the author to include it!

Could you report this bug in the official qBittorrent bugtracker? (Launchpad)

You can always use apt-pinning. Or the easiest way? Use a virtual machine where it doesn't matter how you mess up your system, you can just make a snapshot and revert later. Virtualbox for example is completely free. Install a headless guest, and SSH into it. There you can build everything (i.e.: pa...

What kind of proxy are you trying to use? SOCKS5?

Any error message?

Static linking (e.g. making a portable app) would be a HUGE sized pack.
Like 100mb or so.

Who would want a 100mb sized bittorrent client? Even if it's portable. :/

As the error hints, you have to care about your libtorrent-rasterbar too.
It's the thing that makes qBittorrent work. It's essential for the application.

So ... if you have an older libtorrent-rasterbar in your distro, you will have to compile that too.

Maybe a new option at torrent creation like "Add well-known public and open trackers."

Well, closing thread. (It'll come handy for others.)

That's weird. If you try to run qBittorrent from Terminal, do you get anything when you click on them? Like any new line or output in the Terminal?

What? Oo

Most of the open torrents are tracked by those trackers.