There is no memory reader because (first not all client can be memory readen) and mostly because the workflow for JOAL is not the same as the one for mRatio. It require times to create a file for a new torrent client client though. that's a complex process to explain here, but if you got some time i can teach you that. If you want to build your own client files, well. JOAL was meant to be simple and will stay like that. Same question as you want to set the peerid (like mRatio allow you to do with memory reader), you can't do that. But do you know how to get the peerid my own torrent client? Thanks. + it has a client file I can edit with any notepad software. I'll be using this because it really has a simple design, and I like those fonts, really. If you like the project consider adding a star to the repository : (on the top-right).
On OSX updates must be downloaded manually (because a god damn signing certificate cost $300 a year.) On Linux app is auto-updated when you start it. On Windows app is auto-updated when you start it. Try not to froget to press the "STOP" button before closing the app.Īlways download torrents in your regular client before adding them into JOAL. Some tips you need to know to use joal properly:ĭo not use JOAL when your real torrent client is started. It will fit your need if you want to get started with cheating your ratio or if get yourself lost in configuring other tools, but if you are an advanced user (or a developper) you'll find much more configuration opportunities in mRatio or RatioMaster. JOAL is focused in providing a simple user experience with multi-os support. NET framework requirement and i wanted to have a ratio-faker that could work on every OS.ĭon't get me wrong, i'm not saying JOAL is better than other tools around here. I initially developped JOAL because i was bored of the. Joal-Dekstop is somehow a ratio master, the "desktop" version works though a graphical user interface (pictures available at the bottom of this post).
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