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There are no good torrent clients for Windows
| You sure? Deluge is pretty great.
| I would just say "your right, windows suck" and then suggest to move on but just like a sleep deprived person who's hunting down someone who stole their bed, anger is the only thing that keeps /tech/ active.
So, your wrong and Linux suck
| Transmission. Otherwise just install GNU/Linux.
| I use a really old version of uTorrent. No ads, no bloat, no weird UI... Just what it was supposed to be.
| What about qbittorent?
>>421336
I had stability problems with Deluge when loading and seeding hundreds of torrents. That was a decade ago though.
| >>421429
>>421433
This.
I've been using qbittorrent for 3 years now, first on Windows, now on GNU/Linux.
| >>421429 this is a fucking great torrent client. Who says otherwise is an idiot.
https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent
Utorrent? Closed source my ass pumpkin
| >>421585 exactly the same for me. Never had a problem with it.
>>421329 op if you want a good alternative to a shitware go to alternativeto.something , it's a good site for this
| KDE also has it's torrent application:
Ktorrent
It's simple, fast, modular extensible and seamless integrated in KDE.
And one question: why are we talking about torrent "clients"? I thought the point about torrents is, that they work decentralized, so that every torrent-"client" is also a torrent-"server"...
| qbitorrent
| >>422259 aparently on Windows, people love to update their stuff so much that Microsoft made all updates automatic, mandatory and impossible to disable
| is vuze no good?
| Qbit is ok.
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