A feature update over 1.2.0, adding four services.
What's new
Every common torrent client. Deluge, Transmission and rTorrent join
qBittorrent, so whichever one you run is covered. Each gives you a live torrent
list with start, stop, remove, recheck and reannounce, filter chips and
sorting, global speed limits, and a detail screen with files, peers and
trackers. Add a torrent by magnet link, .torrent URL or file, and pick where
it lands.
Tracearr. See who is streaming across Plex, Jellyfin and Emby from one
place, with watch and library statistics, history, and a map of where accounts
are being used from. Contributed by @lxBlazarxl.
The torrent screens read better. They lead with the two live speeds, and a
transfer that is actually moving gets a wavy progress bar, so you can tell at a
glance which ones are running. A finished torrent shows its share ratio in the
bar instead of sitting at 100 percent saying nothing. Detail screens now open
over the whole screen rather than inside the tab.
Atrium builds for iOS. There is no download and there will not be one: the
GPL is incompatible with the App Store's terms, so iOS means building it
yourself and sideloading. iOS 14 or newer. It has never run on real hardware,
only been verified to compile, so expect rough edges and please report them.
Fixed
A screen that took longer to load than its own refresh interval could restart
forever and never finish loading. It now waits for a refresh to finish before
scheduling the next, and backs off when a server is not answering. This mostly
affected slow or remote connections. A server that stays unreachable also no
longer flashes a spinner over the error every few seconds.
Worth knowing
Tracearr's streaming-location map draws its tiles from CARTO, so opening that
map tells a third party your address and roughly which part of the world you
are looking at. Nothing else in Atrium behaves that way, and it is the one
place the usual "only talks to your own servers" promise does not hold. Making
it optional is being looked at.