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Deluge can work in client-server mode, which is great if you have an always-on home server, but use the client on your laptop. No need to worry if you can susp

by senko 4y ago

Deluge can work in client-server mode, which is great if you have an always-on home server, but use the client on your laptop. No need to worry if you can suspend your laptop or go away, the torrents will download and/or uninetrrupted. This is also great if you want to seed the iso images and lower your distros' hosting bills, and not just "hit and run" (download and stop).

walrus01 4y ago
Rtorrent on a Linux or bsd cli running inside screen or tmux on a server also works excellently for the purpose of persistently seeding things from a system that isn't your main workstation that hibernates and moves around.
edgyquant 4y ago
Transmission has a web interface and can be ran as a daemon.
- Fronzie 4y ago
  Transmission also has the client/server model, where the local UI can connect to a transmission running as daemon.
  - senko 4y ago
    Thanks. TIL. Last time I looked (many, many, years ago) I believe Transmission didn't have client-server support. It's good to know they now have that option.
artdigital 4y ago
Transmission can also spin up a server that can be controlled over an API