New country lists have been added to the site. They include the following:

• Sweden
• Netherlands
• Lithuania
• United Kingdom

Last 5 comments and actions was also added in profile page.

A new version of the site has just been published. It includes:

• New statistics about the users on the DC network. From http://www.dchublist.com/stats/users/ you can find out the temperal evolution of the total unique users and total share over the network or the most used nicknames.
• Pingers run now every 1 hour automatically
• Fixed user search issue and added filters in page of user search result.
• Other minor fixes

Next changes will concern the ADC pinger with some fixes and enhancements

As you can see from 10th November site has received a big update not only with a new layout but with many bug fixes and new improvements.

Hub list
Hub list has been simplified as well as the hub search. You can always search the hub by keyword and you can set filters to customize your search.

User search
User search has been added again. Now users, who are in more than one hub, are considered as one user only. You can also the hubs which they are connected with simply clicking on the user's nickname. You can also browse the online users in a hub clicking on the "Show users list" button in the summary hub page.

Comments
Now you can enable/disable comments for your hub.

Pinger debug
Pinger debug has been improved and make clearer.

A new stability and performance update is available for DC++. The new version brings a nice global performance improvement and a further boost focused on a couple of other areas. It also fixes a severe stability problem as well.

This new version introduces a different global thread mechanism that should make the client faster and able to utilize some features of modern CPUs. The cost is that DC++ requires a P6 (Pentium Pro / AMD K6) or newer processor from now to run. As most of the currently supported operating systems require even newer CPUs, this should not be a problem for the vast majority.

DC++ 0.802 should considerably improve the client’s performance under heavy load as well (e.g. beeing logged on to many hubs with large usercount) and decrease the resource consuption in these cases.

You might already learned that file list loading operations are improved in version 0.801. The good news is that due to further optimization and a caching algorithm you should experience another boost in responsiveness when you open large file lists with DC++ 0.802.

This release also fixes a random crash problem that can produce weird and nonsensical crash reports. Though 0.802 should go stable within a few days, we’d like to ask everyone, users and betatesters, to report crash logs made by version 0.802 only from now.

We have moving our translation on new site called Transifex.net. You can now translate strings for new site from this address: http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/dchublist/resource/dchublistpot/ . Below you can see more details about the status: