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Bring in a torrent flood with Deluge

fosswire.com — For years, BitTorrent has been a popular way to download and share files. On Linux, Azureus has always been the dominant client for connecting to the network, and for a while, people were satisfied. But, as the network grew, more people were not happy with Azureus, even though it has a plethora of features.

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  • chowmeined, on 10/11/2007, -1/+4That is if you like KDE (which I don't). I am very glad to finally have a clean GTK+ based torrent client.
  • deadlikeoscar, on 10/10/2007, -0/+3Deluge works on all private trackers, kTorrent is banned on most.
  • Nanobe, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1Of course, but then you have to deal with the slower startup speed (which happens when running any Qt application in Gnome) and alien look-and-feel in the widgets.

    I think Deluge has made tremendous progress in a relatively short amount of time, and I like the way it's headed. It's already become my BitTorrent client of choice, and I have rather picky tastes.
  • Nanobe, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1Of course, but then you have to deal with the slower startup speed (which happens when running any Qt application in Gnome) and alien look-and-feel in the widgets.

    I think Deluge has made tremendous progress in a relatively short amount of time, and I like the way it's headed. It's already become my BitTorrent client of choice, and I have rather picky tastes.
  • NJHewitt, on 10/11/2007, -1/+1You can use KTorrent in GNOME or XFCE or whatever.
  • digduality2, on 10/11/2007, -4/+2ktorrent > all

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