At revision 140 Ranzbak and I declared SwarmTv to be alpha.

This means that SwarmTv can now accept the user to download RSS feeds and the torrents within..
USAGE  : ./SwarmTv [-a url] [-c url] [-d] [-[eE] url] [-l] [-L] [-n nr]
                   [-r url] [-[i][sS] query] [-[tT] days] [-u]
 -a: add rss (requires url)
 -c: show content of channel (requires url)
 -d: download
 -e: enable auto download (requires url)
 -E: disable auto download (requires url)
 -i: make search case insensitive (use before -s or -S)
 -l: list channels
 -L: list all
 -n: number of concurrent torrent downloads (use before -d)
 -r: remove rss (requires url)
 -s: search channels and descriptions (requires a query)
 -S: search channels and content with descriptions (requires a query)
 -t: list all content less then n days old
 -T: set maximum days to look back for download queue (use bedore -d)
 -u: update the content in all channels
 -h: display this help message
So that's what I did..

Downloaded SwarmTv and it's dependencies.

So I added an RSS channel and listed it's contents.
./SwarmTv -a http://thepiratebay.org/rss.php?cat=101 -L
I enabled it for automatic downloads.
./SwarmTv -e http://thepiratebay.org/rss.php?cat=101
And started it for a download of 3 concurrent torrent back to a maximum of 15 days old.
./SwarmTv -T15 -n3 -d

I got to listen to some music I wouldn't normally listen to..
But it was fun !!!

Slackware users, get your Slackpacks..