Favorite torrent client?
I use rtorrent in slackware. I already tried to use deluge 1.2.3 and even 1.3rc1 and 1.3rc2 but I find them a little unstable.
Witch is your favorite? For lot of torrents and maximum encryption? |
Try qbittorrent: http://slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/qbittorrent/ (needs http://slackware.com/~alien/slackbui...ent-rasterbar/ too)
Eric |
qbittorrent or ktorrent here.
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Another vote here for rtorrent, it takes 5 minutes editing a single config file and then it performs flawlessly...
Andrew |
I personally prefer transmission. I have it working great in 13.1 x64. I was able to build transmission-2.01 against libevent-1.4.14b-stable (the only dependency). Let me know if you need more info.
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+1 for transmission
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+1 for KTorrent.
gargamel |
Another vote for ktorrent.
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I am running remotely rtorrent on my ..hm say a server mostly because its interface - I login via ssh and start rtorrent on a screen socket. For me it is very convenient as I don't run X Windows on this server. I tried also btpd as it runs as daemon. But I cannot to set up it properly. Moreover for btpd some parameters cannot be changed dynamically - I had to restart. So I vote for rtorrent but rtorrent can be very annoying.
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+1 for rtorrent
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+1 for ktorrent.
qbittorrent was a little too buggy for me. There is an alpha version of utorrent available for linux. It is the server release with the client due soon. http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/linux |
+1 ktorrent
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+1 KTorrent
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Never had a problem with Transmission, so I've never a reason to try another.
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Transmission already support multiple watch folders or labels? Anything to keep the torrents organized and adding them automatically from folders? rtorrent and deluge do that and it is very handy!
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