BT client of your dreams?

if you dream about a bt client, you've got some serious issues :/

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Originally Posted by danio

if you dream about a bt client, you've got some serious issues :/

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cant agree more :)

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Originally Posted by stoi

Only feature i would like to see, which is impossible with bittorrent, it would need a new protocol is.

it doesnt show you IPs, it shows you members names in the peer list, but if you are anonymous on the tracker, you will be anonymous in the peer list.

but i doubt it will ever happen with bittorrent as it is now, actually like i said pretty sure its impossible or it would have been done by now.

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It is possible, and it has been done :)
For exemple, you the normal user, on the peers list from utorrent , you will not see the IP from the X user, but insted you see something that he choosed to appear , like a name, or anything for that matter :)

So, on the tracker it shows normal on the peers list from the torrent, but from a bt client like utorrent, it doesn`t show the IP like it normaly does.

Would be utorrent with the queueing feature of Vuze... It is really helpful for someone like me with tons of music torrents piled ur in there!

utorrent the best...

A client that runs on all OS's & is allowed on every tracker... >< Design and "not important" features i dont care about... Just that it's basic and easy to use.

Utorrent is good, wish it had better upload while dling though...

utorrent is what we need

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Originally Posted by danio

if you dream about a bt client, you've got some serious issues :/

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Hmm you seem to be aware about things like this. (you should know it was rhetoric)

I miss some statistical tools in microTorrent, in the eMule client you were able to see the activity per
file for the current session, now I only see "uploaded 300 MB" and I don't know what that was.

In the end, BitTorrent clients nowadays are nothing more than a client for "trackers" (community portal + tracker) in which you can see stats, in which you can comment and look for other members; trackers are even responsible for peers finding together or being shut off because they lack "membership".

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Originally Posted by Sonnentier

Hmm you seem to be aware about things like this. (you should know it was rhetoric)

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yep i understood perfectly well that it was rhetorical :)