Which torrent client do you use/prefer?

[Apathetic]

rTorrent.

[tyronius]

@ajax0980:

Some very helpful info re various torrent clients from staff and other members https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?board=7.0
then scroll through the various threads > Vuze, Transmission, qBittorrent, uTorrent are all discussed: pros and cons etc

Word.

[Nimb]

I really like Deluge, I use it with the daemon port for my seedbox/pc and it works great between both

[burunduk]

I'll definitely stick with qBittorrent over the others.  No extra bloatware, ads, crap, etc.  It just works.

[groovedware]

Transmission.

The sooner everyone realizes Windows is a virus & Apple is jonestown flavored kool-aid the better we will all be.
In the Beginning… Was the Command Line. Linux is & always will be military grade hardware for the battle weary veteran of countless civil wars.
Don't reign on my Victory Parade.  :cheers:

[Sk8erSneak]

I'm new to torrents and started with uTorrent, but have discovered I like Deluge much better.

[Glatzenl]

µTorrent, I find it very easy and practical to use too

[GNSA]

µTorrent.
Simply the best!

[rossoneri]

µTorrent is the best for me and very easy to use 

[nordicblue]

@groovedware:

Transmission.

The sooner everyone realizes Windows is a virus & Apple is jonestown flavored kool-aid the better we will all be.
In the Beginning… Was the Command Line. Linux is & always will be military grade hardware for the battle weary veteran of countless civil wars.
Don't reign on my Victory Parade.   :cheers:

Right on, although I don't like command line.  Not a computer person.

[Stever4521]

Tixati.  Available for Windows and Linux.  Stable, uses little memory and gives you a lot of control over settings without making the interface cluttered. Highly recommended!

[pittstop17]

uTorrent.  :cheers:

[groovedware]

@Stever4521:

Tixati.  Available for Windows and Linux.  Stable, uses little memory and gives you a lot of control over settings without making the interface cluttered. Highly recommended!

Gonna check this one out.  Thanks.

[aleksopoulos]

µTorrent.

Simple and practical.

cheers