if you don't do it, the file list gets very confusing, the numbers for amounts downloaded are all wrong, and you see all these files that don't actually exist. on large torrents (exactly the ones where you're most likely to want to delete individual files), this can take forever. but transmission still thinks it has the data, until you do a "verify local data". If the file is only partially downloaded, you can uncheck it. so even if you manually trash the file from the OS, you can't empty the trash, because it says the file is still in use - transmission is seeding from it. If a file is already completely downloaded, you can't uncheck it. in transmission though, this situation is very awkward to deal with.įirst, you have to locate the file in the OS (eg. the file will be erased, and vuze will reflect this status. In vuze, you can set a file's priority within a download to "delete". I'm trying to switch to transmission from vuze, but I really miss this feature when I'm trying to free up disk space. I'd like to suggest that you add a "Delete" or "Send to Trash" item to the context (right-click) menu, below the "Priority" item, in the file list in the inspector.
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