I use Deluge. It's very light and has almost every uTorrent resource.
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I use Deluge. It's very light and has almost every uTorrent resource.
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i also use utorrent with wine on linux
"and Yes people have put trust in me""and i thank you all"im just a frigen dreamer and im waiting for them to come true ....trust(trst)n. 1. Firm reliance on the integrity, ability, or character of a person or thing.
2. Custody; care.
3. Something committed into the care of another; charge.
4. a. The condition and resulting obligation of having confidence placed in one.
b. One in which confidence is placed.
Macula.Lutea.
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Very nice tip! Uses up almost the same resources as utorrent without the WINE. I'll be using this for now.Originally Posted by dbmp
"However awkwardly they might navigate the outside world, over the board they were killers." - NYT
i have the wine+utorrent aswell but i want to use RSS, what should i do?
can i use torrentflux for rss or something? whats the best way ?
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I used ktorrent and liked it
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ive tried azureus, rtorrent and utorrent+wine and all worked well.
for my home ubuntu system i am using utorrent+wine but on my seedbox i plan on using rtorrent+libtorrent.
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i don't recommend azureus at all on linux, i had some major memory leaks problem running it on my server and it just takes too much ressource anyway
i tried all of them except deluge, i'll give it a try
Many CLI RSS readers out there. It's possible to have the torrents downloaded to a particular directory and have rTorrent watch and automatically import new torrents from the directory.
House M.D.
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Because they are not allowed everywhere.....If those are the best, how come you're not using them?I am using wine + utorrent 1.6.1 , but the best are deluge, transmission and rtorrent.
PS : And because of the WebUI of course.
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