Torrent Clients
Some of you might be familiar with flashget. Its the coolest download manager every to be created. Recently they have added torrent support also and now Flashget is irresistible. I myself am a flashget user for the last 10 years.
Its the most popular torrent client. It is very small in size (~1mb) and has got all the necessary features. Recently utorrent released their webUI using which users can control their torrent downloads remotely. Its a very cool application and Id suggest that you give this a try before you decide upon your torrent client.
A popular tool that has a built-in torrent search engine…you may never need to use a torrent search web site ever again with this product. BitLord is also very light weight. Whenever you download using bitlord, other applications might feel a shortage of bandwidth.
Azureus is a java based client and hence it works fine on both Linux and Windows. Its the most extensive Torrent client available and you need to be a real expert to take full advantage of its features. Its a bit heavy to operate and takes time to load or close.
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If you are on Linux, I recommend the clients KTorrent and Deluge.
Binny V A on Jun 16, 2008 | Reply
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