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whats a good client to download torrents with Anonymous
ok i just downloaded the officail bittorrent and it sux loads take for ever any one got some good ones?
>> Anonymous
BitComet

search for it in google

U can select which files from the torrent U want to download
>> Anonymous
oo that sounds sweet
>> Anonymous
utorrent. Smaller, better, faster, not java.

need I say more?
>> toshiaki
get utorrent.
>> Anonymous
i'll looking in a lil while see what the over welming result is
>> Anonymous
utorrent. Anything else is just asking for resource rape.
>> Anonymous
ditto on utorrent
>> Anonymous
utorrent or BitComet for Windows, Azureus for OS X, not sure for Linux, never torrented in it.
>> Anonymous
µtorrent
>> Anonymous
hmm ok seems good i will probably download it in the morning
>> Anonymous
BitComet is a huge pile of bugs packed into an installer - best of luck getting it to work for more than an hour. Also, forget support if it fucks up; *if* you get an answer to your bug report on the forums, you'll either be told it's an intended behaviour of the program, or (more commonly) that there's something wrong with your computer/OS. To top it off you'll be told this by random illiterate morons who have nothing to do with the program's development, since the developers don't answer any questions at all. Ever.

The program I use is BitTornado, and it serves me damn well. It doesn't behave in a way that gets it banned by trackers, it doesn't swallow huge chunks of RAM and CPU, it's got a nice clean interface, and it's stable. It also does the things most other clients do, but it doesn't make you jump through hoops to reach the options. You can add tracker addresses to a torrent download in progress to increase the amount of seeds and peers for the file, you can assign priorities to individual files within the torrent (or choose which files to exclude from the download), and so forth. I can't really speak for the quality of the support, mainly because I've never had it behave in anything but the way it's supposed to.

It's a good program, and I wouldn't use anything else now.
>> Anonymous
>>120552
uTorrent has all of those features you mentioned and, imo, has a better interface.
>> Anonymous
µtorrent. you can download the single executable file or the installer which I don't know what it does other than copy the exe file to your preferred directory and make a desktop shortcut.
It has almost every useful (the floating download bar could be useful, maybe) functions other clients have. And maybe more will be added in the future.
Porn not included.
>> Anonymous
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Azureus can do everything! And works on all OS!

Program: http://azureus.sourceforge.net/

Shots: http://azureus.sourceforge.net/screenshots_v2.php

The new version has many improvements.
>> Anonymous
I've used them all, and I always came back to Azureus. =/
It may be just me.
>> Anonymous
Azureus sucks, used to use it. It's a memory hog and on my new system it started leaking as well and used more and more memory until it crashed itself. µTorrent is far superior and uses less memory. Azureus = fail, never going back to it.
>> Anonymous
µTorrent is a propreitary, Windows-only client, that makes it intrinsically inferior to any proper multiplatform client. It might be convenient if you happen to run Windows, but anything that can only run on one operating system is an example of bad programming.

Azureus is probably best unless you have a serious lack of spare system resources, in which case BitTornado is still nice.