What torrent downloader do you use?

[peter hh]

What does everone use, when downloading a torrent?

[SneakyNeil]

Azureus, may or may not be the best but works for me. Newsgroups are getting big again these days...

[ThePassenger]

Azureus

I run it on Linux using either the web frontend or VNC to control depending on what I'm doing.
And I get no speed issues when I fire it up to download my Linux ISO's. All perfectly legal and above board.

[SS2.]

µtorrent

Standalone executable, compact and fast.

[tycho]

SS2. said:

µtorrent

Standalone executable, compact and fast.

What ^^^ said. Excellent.

[UncleDave]

SS2. said:

µtorrent

Standalone executable, compact and fast.

Great program.

[Plotloss]

After using BitComet for a long time switched to utorrent and the difference is amazing, fantastic bit of kit and the web front end makes things very easy if you run it on a machine other than your main one.

[LukeBird]

Azureus, I've always found it to be fine!

[Scraggles]

used to use azeureus ? then went over to utorrent and it works fine, but have to leave the pc logged in as me, peerguardian refuses to work under user login

[Ross_]

tycho said:

SS2. said:

µtorrent

Standalone executable, compact and fast.

What ^^^ said. Excellent.

correct answer ... awesome

used to have Azereus , but its a memory hungry SOB (mind u with 2gig its not an issue) but Utorrent is diff much smoother

R

[Bodo]

http://ktorrent.org/

[ThePassenger]

Bodo said:

http://ktorrent.org/

Yeah, i might move to that when the new media machine is built. But as it'll be going from 512MB to 2GB of RAM not sure it'll matter a great deal

[GregE240]

Utorrent, with all the IP addresses plugged to stop the Nazis listening in.

Instructions available on request!

Cracking little program.

[sjg]

SS2. said:

µtorrent

Standalone executable, compact and fast.

Likewise, plus peerguardian. The RSS support is great - now it's set up, all my regular downloads get queued automatically, saves checking every morning!