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CouchPotato, is an awesome automatic movie downloader and organizer and a perfect companion for your XBMC media center. A new update (b468048d) is now available for CouchPotato. This post describes the changes in the new CouchPotato b468048d update and provides instructions on how to update your CouchPotato.
What's New in CouchPotato b468048d
CouchPotato b468048d update brings few minor fixes and improvements, some of which are listed below:
Updated YIFY provider to use proxy and magnet links
Updated YIFY provider to use proxy list
Added proxy options to YIFY provider
Removed unusable proxy
Added delete files button
Replaced default YIFY URL with official alternate domain "yify-torrents.im"
There are many ways to update CouchPotato. If you installed from git following our Ubuntu installation guide, then you may cd into ~/.couchpotato and issue git pull command:
cd ~/.couchpotato
git pull
You may also get the CouchPotato b468048d update by clicking "Update to Latest" from the settings menu or click on the update notification that appears on top of the screen (shown below).
Couchpotato Update Notification
On windows, you may also just choose to download the latest installer from CouchPotato website and install over existing installation.
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Anand
Anand is a self-learned computer enthusiast, hopeless tinkerer (if it ain't broke, fix it), a part-time blogger, and a Scientist during the day. He has been blogging since 2010 on Linux, Ubuntu, Home/Media/File Servers, Smart Home Automation, and related HOW-TOs.
