which is the best torrent downloader

[anon]

How about complaints against utorrent:

* Can cause eye strain when using multiple trackers.

* Can't kick/ban "leeches" (traditional P2P definition)

* not totally portable (reads/writes config info in /documents and settings/)

1. eye strain?
2. that one's true. Complaints have been posted on the uTorrent forums about how to program doesn't ban clients known to be abusive (mostly Chinese ones), but the developers have refused to discriminate peers by that criteria.
3. if you create a dummy file called settings.dat in the same directory as the executable, uTorrent will store its preferences, the resume file and .torrent files there, therefore making it fully portable. I've done this to be able to leech when I wasn't at home, so I know it can be done.

[Stabber]

There is no best , there is only best for you . U try them and you choose the best on that suit for you .

I prefer utorrent on xp , rtorrent on linux because of the small footprint on system resources

[Piccolo]

My opinion is 4 Utorent

[mfalaura]

utorrent is great. Maybe i'll pass on usenet in a few days!

[KHRALL]

utorrent ofc

[simonxu11]

Thunder and utorrent

[Cooper41]

I usually use uTorrent on my personal computer and rTorrent on my seedbox

[lando]

hands down rtorrent daemon is the best i've ever used. i ssh into my box from work and manage my torrents via its cli interface.

[penduboy]

I like BitTorrent. Very simple and quite reliable. I am using this for last couple of years now and love it.

[Frankthetank1]

dont know why anyone would use anything other then uTorrent