Recode text files in UTF-8, remove trailing whitespace chars

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Mike Gelfand 2017-01-13 00:57:08 +03:00
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5 changed files with 24 additions and 24 deletions

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Juliusz Chroboczek (DHT, network code, BitTorrent code improvements)
Daniel Lee (Patches)
Tomas Carnecky (Profiling, patches, and detection of sneaky bugs)
Diego Jiménez (Patches)
Diego Jiménez (Patches)
Kendall Hopkins <SoftwareElves@gmail.com> (Web client)
Malcolm Jarvis <mjarvis@transmissionbt.com> (Web client)
Kevin Glowacz <kjg@transmissionbt.com> (Web client)
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Guilherme Fernandes (Brazilian Portuguese)
Sven-S. Porst (German)
Tianhao He (Simplified Chinese)
Sérgio Miranda (European Portuguese)
Daniel ¯stergaard Nielsen (Danish)
Sérgio Miranda (European Portuguese)
Daniel Østergaard Nielsen (Danish)
Emir SARI (Turkish)
GTK+ Translators:

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NEWS
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=== Transmission 2.70 (2012/09/25) ===
[https://trac.transmissionbt.com/query?milestone=2.70&group=component&order=severity All tickets closed by this release]
==== All Platforms ====
* Improved speed with the µTP protocol
* Improved speed with the µTP protocol
* Fix bug that caused some incoming encrypted peer connections to fail
* Fix bugs with the speed limit scheduler
* Fix crasher with magnet links
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* Fix error caused by some "open-file-limit" configuration settings
* Fix 2.30 problem seeding to some peers
* Fix bug converting torrent file text contents to UTF-8
* Better µTP support on systems running uClibc
* Better µTP support on systems running uClibc
* Other small bug fixes
==== Mac ====
* Improved tabbing behavior
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=== Transmission 2.30 (2011/05/16) ===
[https://trac.transmissionbt.com/query?milestone=2.30&group=component&order=severity All tickets closed by this release]
==== All Platforms ====
* µTP support
* µTP support
* UDP tracker support
* Multiscrape support
* Download scarcest pieces first