i hope not
recently switched to qbittorrent (and found a handy guide to transfer all my seeding torrents from utorrent which was essential) and am 10x happier
gib download
i also use qbittorrent
it's pretty nice and simple. no frills. there were some aspects of os x transmission i liked a bit more though.
using Transmission on linux server and i like its easy Web portal feature.
i use Deluge ?infopost>
not since the scumbags started surreptitiously stealing my precious cock cycles to mine sh*tcoins
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2893982/utorrent-quietly-installs-a-cryptocurrency-miner-on-users-computers.html
not that that should be surprising, it's always been a bloatware and malware-laden hunk of garbij
i use an older version of utorrent with all the ads removed lol
Quote from: ʜɨɍɵ҈҈ on April 12, 2015, 11:59:06 PM
i use an older version of utorrent with all the ads removed lol
same
lol its 2016 i really should get a new client srry strngbab giggle;
i use deluge on ubuntu and it is good
fuk utorrent !!!!
maybe ill go back 2 azure trollface;
deluge still used
I use rtorrent
It's kinda bad in a lot of ways, but it works. Easy to set up and run on a headless server, not so easy to configure or manage beyond that. Atrocious lack of documentation, relies on weird inconsistent and unmemorable key combinations, some features like stopping downloads on low disk space don't work half the time, and sometimes it randomly remembers old torrents I removed months ago.
I've considered switching to some other client that runs headless, but I haven't bothered looking into it yet.
Quote from: ʜɨɍɵ҈҈ on April 12, 2015, 11:59:06 PM
i use an older version of utorrent with all the ads removed lol
still this, but transmission was just released for windows so I might give that a go
i dont really see the point of using older utorrent when you could support a torrent client that didn't decide to sell out and become shit
but transmission is cool too
Quote from: bluaki on April 08, 2016, 08:15:13 PM
I use rtorrent
It's kinda bad in a lot of ways, but it works. Easy to set up and run on a headless server, not so easy to configure or manage beyond that. Atrocious lack of documentation, relies on weird inconsistent and unmemorable key combinations, some features like stopping downloads on low disk space don't work half the time, and sometimes it randomly remembers old torrents I removed months ago.
I've considered switching to some other client that runs headless, but I haven't bothered looking into it yet.
I had worked on a script a while back that at least sets it up to use ruTorrent for a UI but it does suck in many ways.
I have Deluge on my seedbox and have Transmission on my mac.