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4 <p>QBT_TR(An advanced BitTorrent client programmed in C++, based on Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar.)QBT_TR[CONTEXT=AboutDialog]</p>
6 <p>QBT_TR(Home Page:)QBT_TR[CONTEXT=AboutDialog] <a target="_blank" href="https://www.qbittorrent.org"> https://www.qbittorrent.org</a></p>
7 <p>QBT_TR(Bug Tracker:)QBT_TR[CONTEXT=AboutDialog] <a target="_blank" href="http://bugs.qbittorrent.org"> http://bugs.qbittorrent.org</a></p>
8 <p>QBT_TR(Forum:)QBT_TR[CONTEXT=AboutDialog] <a target="_blank" href="http://forum.qbittorrent.org"> http://forum.qbittorrent.org</a></p>
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76 <p>I would first like to thank sourceforge.net for hosting qBittorrent project and for their support.</p>
77 <p>I am pleased that people from all over the world are contributing to qBittorrent: Ishan Arora (India), Arnaud Demaizière (France) and Stephanos Antaris (Greece). Their help is greatly appreciated</p>
78 <p>I also want to thank Στέφανος Αντάρης (santaris@csd.auth.gr) and Mirco Chinelli (infinity89@fastwebmail.it) for working on Mac OS X packaging.</p>
79 <p>I am grateful to Peter Koeleman (peter@qbittorrent.org) and Mohammad Dib (mdib@qbittorrent.org) for working on qBittorrent port to Windows.</p>
80 <p>Thanks a lot to our graphist Mateusz Toboła (tobejodok@qbittorrent.org) for his great work.</p>
81 <p>Thanks to all contributors on <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/graphs/contributors">GitHub</a>.</p>
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87 <li><u>Arabic:</u> SDERAWI (abz8868@msn.com), sn51234 (nesseyan@gmail.com) and Ibrahim Saed ibraheem_alex(Transifex)</li>
94 <li><u>Chinese (Traditional):</u> Yi-Shun Wang (dnextstep@gmail.com) and 冥王歐西里斯 s8321414(Transifex)</li>
97 <li><u>Danish:</u> Mathias Nielsen (comoneo@gmail.com), scootergrisen, Nicolaj (fuskern@gmail.com) and Joe Hansen (joedalton2@yahoo.dk)</li>
101 <li><u>Finnish:</u> Niklas Laxström (nikerabbit@users.sourceforge.net), Pekka Niemi (pekka.niemi@iki.fi) and Jiri Grönroos artnay(Transifex)</li>
104 <li><u>German:</u> Niels Hoffmann (zentralmaschine@users.sourceforge.net), schnurlos (schnurlos@gmail.com)</li>
105 <li><u>Greek:</u> Tsvetan Bankov (emerge_life@users.sourceforge.net), Stephanos Antaris (santaris@csd.auth.gr), sledgehammer999(hammered999@gmail.com), Γιάννης Ανθυμίδης Evropi(Transifex) and Panagiotis Tabakis(tabakisp@gmail.com)</li>
116 <li><u>Romanian:</u> Obada Denis (obadadenis@users.sourceforge.net), Adrian Gabor Adriannho(Transifex) and Mihai Coman z0id(Transifex)</li>
117 <li><u>Russian:</u> Nick Khazov (m2k3d0n at users.sourceforge.net), Alexey Morsov (samurai@ricom.ru), Nick Tiskov Dayman(daymansmail (at) gmail (dot) com), Dmitry DmitryKX(Transifex) and kraleksandr kraleksandr(Transifex)</li>
120 <li><u>Spanish:</u> Alfredo Monclús (alfrix), Francisco Luque Contreras (frannoe@ya.com), José Antonio Moray moray33(Transifex) and Diego de las Heras(Transifex)</li>
121 <li><u>Swedish:</u> Daniel Nylander (po@danielnylander.se) and Emil Hammarberg Ooglogput(Transifex)</li>
122 <li><u>Turkish:</u> Hasan YILMAZ (iletisim@hedefturkce.com), Erdem Bingöl (erdem84@gmail.com) and Burak Yavuz (BouRock)</li>
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