A ncurses-based command line torrent client for high performance
27 points by gslin
by notepad0x90
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I just use aria2c these days, for CLI it works more intuitively for me, but rtorrent is great as well. aria2c feels more like running curl or wget, much more intuitive for scripting with it. I'm just glad there are many choices.
by ciupicri
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For some reason it seems to read something like 3x or even more from the disk than it uploads. Like Linux reported 1 TB read in ~3 days and I definitely didn't upload that much.
by qiqitori
1 subcomments
Used this possibly 20 years ago! Time flies like a banana.
by bitbasher
2 subcomments
I’ve been using rtorrent for like 15 years and still do. I miss the colored patch I used to have. I seemed to have lost it.
by jauntywundrkind
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Rtorrent is pretty fine. But for as long as I used it, the UI would hang on me for sometimes multiple seconds.
I really appreciate modern heavily async software like the Yazi file manager. Maintaining user responsiveness feels so nice.
https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi
by globular-toast
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This is a blast from the past. I ran this along with irssi in a screen session for years. It was known to be one of the fastest clients on a fat pipe like 100mbps, which seemed outlandishly fast back then. Nowadays I have 1Gbps up/down to my house...