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For speed, you can run rtorrent which is just a command line client. It also has a lot of nice options which may not be available in a gui. http://libtorrent.
by kqr2 18y ago
For speed, you can run rtorrent which is just a command line client. It also has a lot of nice options which may not be available in a gui.
http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html
http://rtorrent.darwinports.com/ http://rtorrent.darwinports.com/
- Zev 18y agouTorrent is using 1% cpu and 14MB ram here on my MBP. rTorrent is using about the same on my server.
- est 18y agoIn fact the fastest HTTP/BT/ed2k download agent on this planet is Thunder(aka Gigaget), which is built on a hybrid P2SP network. Someone may consider it leeching, though.
- kaens 18y agoI'm so glad I found rtorrent. I had just started learning my way around (n)curses to implement basically the same client interface, in python. Instead, I'm looking at rtorrent's implementation, in my free time, and working on other things. Saved myself a lot of time trying to do something I probably would have done rather poorly.
- blasdel 18y agoI absolutely love rtorrent, I've used it for 3 years! I occasionally see crashes in extremely long-lived processes, but I've had it run for 6months+ with a week+ of CPU time used.