which is the best torrent downloader

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Originally Posted by zot

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/)

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1. eye strain? :blink:
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. :)

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

My opinion is 4 Utorent

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

utorrent ofc

Thunder and utorrent

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

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.

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

dont know why anyone would use anything other then uTorrent

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Originally Posted by Frankthetank1

dont know why anyone would use anything other then uTorrent

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One of the causes:nthere is no .nix version of it and not everyone uses windows.

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Originally Posted by bijoy

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Originally Posted by Frankthetank1

dont know why anyone would use anything other then uTorrent

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One of the causes:nthere is no .nix version of it and not everyone uses windows.

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Since utorrent is a single executable file requiring no other dependencies, it is extremely simple to run in an virtual environment on any other platform i.e. using Wine or CXO under Linux and Parallels under MacOS if you wish, once again the amount of system resources used (even within a virtualbox ) is nominal.

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Originally Posted by bijoy

One of the causes:nthere is no .nix version of it

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There is a Linux version. Apparently, it's command-line only, but you can control it using the WebUI.

uTorrent in wine works well. I didn't like compiling my old KDE client and as I joined more trackers I found uTorrent was white listed the most.

uTorrent for 99% ,1% still for BitTornado

utorrent

utorrent and transmission

Waiting for utorrent's new paid version to be uploaded at TPB :D

I've been using Vuze (azuras) for the longest time, but I think its time for me to find a tut for utorrent and finally switch over. I've never been all that happy with vuze.

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Originally Posted by toady

Waiting for utorrent's new paid version to be uploaded at TPB :D

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And you'll download it with the free uT? uTorrentception.

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Originally Posted by Guttsu

I think its time for me to find a tut for utorrent and finally switch over.

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You hardly need a tutorial to use uTorrent. The speed guide automatically configures your connection settings based on the results of a speed test. Most of the other ones are self-explanatory, and the rest is very well-documented by the manual.

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Originally Posted by toady

Waiting for utorrent's new paid version to be uploaded at TPB :D

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+1

uTorrent used to be good but now they're taking a turn for the worst so Transmission is now the best torrent client in my opinion.

i use to use it but slowed my pc down way too much and the java would screw it up.

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Originally Posted by Guttsu

I've been using Vuze (azuras) for the longest time, but I think its time for me to find a tut for utorrent and finally switch over. I've never been all that happy with vuze.

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Originally Posted by toady

Waiting for utorrent's new paid version to be uploaded at TPB :D

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Why do you have to upgrade for? The old, nonpaid versions work fine. And just as efficient.

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Originally Posted by Xizie

uTorrent used to be good but now they're taking a turn for the worst so Transmission is now the best torrent client in my opinion.

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It still is good. Old versions won't die out anytime soon.

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Originally Posted by Not-Administrator

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Originally Posted by toady

Waiting for utorrent's new paid version to be uploaded at TPB :D

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+1

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Why?

well the fastest is bitcomet but is banned on most private trackers .

I always max my speed with bitcomet .

UTorrent all the way =)

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Originally Posted by A13

Why do you have to upgrade for? The old, nonpaid versions work fine. And just as efficient.

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Why?

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Because they can, obviously. I personally wouldn't use the "plus" version even if it was freely available. No sense in having extra features I won't use.

I using my phone for Voicecall and SMS. But i still bought Smartphone.

why do i get the feeling i should be using utorrent :wacko:

Utorrent

utorrent , never had any problems ..

uTorrent but since 3.0 I am starting to seriously doubt ever using it in the future since is more bloaty then ever before.

utorrent and rtorrent

On seedbox I like Deluge, at home I use uTorrent, in the poast I used Bitcomet wich I still consider better than uTorrent, butt is banned on some trackers I use.

Transmission on my mac all the way

utorrent for windows, rtorrent for linux