Hello all ....
it`s a long time I don`t participate in the forum
but I am very happy about the new P2P
About the p2p
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escorpion13
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About the p2p
SORRY .....I continue
there are a few things I want to know
if people are not conected ....I can`t see their decks??
because sometimes I connect and I see only 2 or 3 decks..
is any possibility to add all my decks to share? at once?
because I have to add them one by one
and I want to share them all .but it takes a long time to add them .
it`s amazing how this program grew up since it`s begining....it became a living thing .
thank you Richard
Escorpion13
there are a few things I want to know
if people are not conected ....I can`t see their decks??
because sometimes I connect and I see only 2 or 3 decks..
is any possibility to add all my decks to share? at once?
because I have to add them one by one
and I want to share them all .but it takes a long time to add them .
it`s amazing how this program grew up since it`s begining....it became a living thing .
thank you Richard
Escorpion13
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Programmer
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About the p2p
Hi Escorpion,
Thanks for the feedback, it is good to hear from you.
You can see anyone's shared decks as long as they have their computer switched on and they are connected to the internet. They don't have to be running the program.
I have noticed that the Users Connected number at the bottom of the screen is not very accurate, although the Available Decks is accurate. This is because users are deactivated when someone requests a deck from them and it turns out they have gone off line. But several users have not shared any decks, so this never happens, and they appear to be permanently on line even though they aren't.
The advantage of adding decks one by one is it makes the user focus on what details go with each deck (type of deck, is it safe etc). I am sure a fast add feature will come along eventually though.
Cheers,
Richard
Thanks for the feedback, it is good to hear from you.
You can see anyone's shared decks as long as they have their computer switched on and they are connected to the internet. They don't have to be running the program.
I have noticed that the Users Connected number at the bottom of the screen is not very accurate, although the Available Decks is accurate. This is because users are deactivated when someone requests a deck from them and it turns out they have gone off line. But several users have not shared any decks, so this never happens, and they appear to be permanently on line even though they aren't.
The advantage of adding decks one by one is it makes the user focus on what details go with each deck (type of deck, is it safe etc). I am sure a fast add feature will come along eventually though.
Cheers,
Richard
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Dominatrix
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About the p2p
Scorpion, you took the words right out of my mouth asking for the one-hit-addition feature... I've experienced some worries similars to you, and it's good to know the reasons why. Sometimes we do not realize that the P2P is still experimental, even the program looks and feels wonderful since these first private tests we did, huh Richard? I'm a bit sad, too: nobody noticed about the nice icons used on it, made by Yours Truly? Best.