I use transmission on my linux machine and utorrent on my windows. Although utorrent is garbage and so is the windows build of transmission, any suggestions?

I use Deluge on my seedbox and uTorrent 2.2.1 on my PC, simply because it doesn't choke when loaded with loads of torrents. I don't really know what I'd recommend for Windows, to be honest, other than uTorrent 2.2.1. Everything else I've tried just hasn't really been able to handle a large load effectively, with the exception of Tixati, but that one just has a rather bloated interface from the get-go.

qbittorrent is what I've used on Windows for quite a while now. A simple client and a lot better than the new versions of u/bittorrent filled with ads etc.

qbittorrent is the best thing currently on windows. rtorrent is the best overall client for linux as far as I'm aware (RX14 knows more about that than me)

I use a really old version of utorrent, the version right before utorrent became bad. recently it's started to play up on my macbook though, and i'll need to replace it with something preferably command line based

I had recently been using μTorrent, but then I had eventually ended up switching to qBittorrent.

Deluge. It's a solid torrent client to be honest.

Deluge or Transmission-gtk (simple UI), on *dows system - utorrent portable

I use qbittorrent, but i'm mainly using it to download some files faster

CompaIsMyWaifu wrote I used to be strictly BitTorrent for years, though recently I've switched over to uTorrent since it's a little lighter on resources. The ads are kind of annoying, but it's been working great so far. Speaking of ads, anyone know of an ad-free torrent program? You might wanna look into qBittorrent. It's pretty much exactly like uTorrent, minus the bloat.

What's your preferred torrent program?

Clare

I've started to use aria2c to download torrents, both at home and on my server.

Steph

aria2c is fine for downloading, but you might as well use rtorrent tbh if you wanna seed.

imdedandbanned

Mostly Deluge.

Kitten

qBitTorrent has always served me well. ^^;

Clare

RX14 wrote
aria2c is fine for downloading, but you might as well use rtorrent tbh if you wanna seed.

it's not like i can seed anyway, with my 0.01Mbps upload speed.

garett

Deluge Torrent or Free Download Manager (+BitTorrent Clinet) on Windows. And Transmission on Linux. Because it's ad-free.

Upvote @[deleted] and everyone else!

Steph

Senpai wrote
RX14 wrote
aria2c is fine for downloading, but you might as well use rtorrent tbh if you wanna seed.

it's not like i can seed anyway, with my 0.01Mbps upload speed.

Ayy lmao I seed 5mbps 24/7 fam.

malmon

Senpai wrote
RX14 wrote
aria2c is fine for downloading, but you might as well use rtorrent tbh if you wanna seed.

it's not like i can seed anyway, with my 0.01Mbps upload speed.

How the fuck can you even use the internet with 1.25kB/s upload? That sounds awful D:

npc

qbittorrent
It just werks!

karen

I prefer Halite.
It's light, fast and works well on my pc.

Shhh

I've always used Deluge. Will probably continue to use Deluge until they turn to adware or whatever is up with uTorrent.

Launch

Windows: Deluge
OSX: Transmission
Linux: Transmission

Shhh

Loved Transmission whenever I used Ubuntu

lewdhunter

I usually use deluge-web installed on my home server, this way I can use the same torrent client with all my computers

Venipa

im currently using QBittorent much faster then others.

Kyoko.AVNo

I use Transmission more or less exclusively these days. Back when Windows 7 was my main OS, on the other hand, my torrent client of choice was µTorrent 2.2.1.

[deleted]

I used to use Transmission, but after the security breach with OS X users, I have switched to qBittorrent. I do not want to have to worry about my torrent client downloading malware onto my machine when I am updating it.

maid.mona

my favorite is deluge but I was trying to rtorrent. It is terminal/text based and quite basic. doesn't seem to save the torrents after you close it.

malmon

maid.mona wrote
my favorite is deluge but I was trying to rtorrent. It is terminal/text based and quite basic. doesn't seem to save the torrents after you close it.

I used rtorrent for quite a long time, and I never had an issue with it forgetting torrents. Maybe you didn't get up the session folder (can't remember if it has one) properly?

ayakochan

rTorrent on my seedbox, either qBittorrent or Deluge usually if I download something locally (rare).

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