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#1

Hi to all.
Can any one recommend a best torrent software like bitcomet in windows.Which has all features like bitcomet.
I know about ktorrent and bittorrent.

#2

ktorrent has upnp support, queuing, built in search, etc. I’m not sure which features that it lacks. I love ktorrent personally.

#3

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Regardless of platform I really like Azureus, now named Vuze. Google
for it.

Good luck.

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#4

Thanks to all.
I find that monsoon is by default torrent software.
its easy to use.
Thanks

#5

The only feature that I think uTorrent has over KTorrent is better reporting of trackers statuses. uTorrent consolidates the information together.

#6

Deluge client, blocklist is a bit of a bind to setup but otherwise great app

#7

I like Azureus for its plugins, especially scheduled downloads. However, KTorrent isn’t so bad. I think Azureus can be installed through default openSUSE repositories, so that’s good.

#8

2 programs that handle torrents are:

  • transmission (gnome torrent)
  • frostwire (p2p + torrent)

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#9

I find that ktorrent and transmission both work well…:slight_smile:

#10

thanks, now how to use?

#11

Another vote for Deluge, it’s a great Linux torrent client if you used to work with uTorrent. So far had 0 issues with it.

#12

I was using Vuze but for some reason that stopped working properly so I reinstalled Monsoon which I think comes with UPnP, it’s a great little client.

#13

I’m using KTorrent about 2 years. It’s working fine - and I never had problems with port forwarding, blocked ports, and other things. Pretty stable torrent client.

#14

Deluge has a great gui of information and has been my favorite.

#15

I use KTorent and it is quite good… Anyone can tell me what desktop programming language is best to use in openSUSE 11.4.

Thank you very much for the help.

#16

I use uTorrent for Linux, uTorrent for Windows in Wine and/or Vuze as my mood dictates.

Desktop programming languages are in another topic.

Programming/Scripting

#17

I feel Ktorrent as the best and qBittorrent as the 2nd Best.
This should help:
http://forums.opensuse.org/how-faq-read-only/unreviewed-how-faq/401705-quick-bittorrent-guide-screenshots.html

#18

thanks, now how to use?

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#19

Another vote for Deluge, it’s a great Linux torrent client if you used
to work with uTorrent. So far had 0 issues with it.

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#20

I was using Vuze but for some reason that stopped working properly so I
reinstalled Monsoon which I think comes with UPnP, it’s a great little
client.

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