I just retired my old windows machine that I used as a seeding box and a media server. I used to run an old version of uTorrent and it ran great. I bought a Raspberry Pi 4 and setup headless Deluge and it just doesn't seem to be working as well -- It's just not seeding as much. I've tried messing with bandwidth settings, but it's not performing too well. I'm thinking about trying something different. Anyone have any recommendations?
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Torrent clients for Linux
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auntjemima
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I should learn to read the entire OP before I suggest Deluge haha
I have used Transmission (which I think comes with Ubuntu) and it's worked as well as Deluge for me.
I have used Transmission (which I think comes with Ubuntu) and it's worked as well as Deluge for me.
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It does have web UI which I've used for many years, though not recently. It was alright last time I checked
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Qbitorent works great in Linux
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TransmissionBT is another one you can look for.
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How do you feel about the console?
I'm a huge fan of using screen to run an rtorrent session on my server. It's a little tricky to figure out at first, but great once you learn it.
I'm a huge fan of using screen to run an rtorrent session on my server. It's a little tricky to figure out at first, but great once you learn it.