[vagnozzi]

I've broken back into the BitTorrent scene, and the one I like best is Tomato Torrent.

Anyone else care to share what works best for them?

[horndude]

original written in python

[M4A1]

1) BitComet
2) Azureus

With BitComet, you can't stop downloading a particular file after you've already started the download.

Azureus takes up a lot of memory resources (javaw.exe)

The original python... eh - can't do much management there, but it still works.

EDIT: I FORGOT IM IN A MAC THREAD Disregard it, unless you're curious for WinXP

[TheMajor]

µTorrent or Shareaza

[bla!!]

Originally posted by Pratik
1) BitComet
2) Azureus

With BitComet, you can't stop downloading a particular file after you've already started the download.

Azureus takes up a lot of memory resources (javaw.exe)

The original python... eh - can't do much management there, but it still works.

EDIT: I FORGOT IM IN A MAC THREAD Disregard it, unless you're curious for WinXP

They do have an Azureus client for mac. Same issues with memory hogging though.

[The General]

i thought they fixed that with 2.4.0.0 ?

when i was running 2.3.0.6 on my powerbook, thats all i could do lol

with 1280mb of ram!

no matter, azureus for linux doesnt seem to be hogging memory

[waynejkruse10]

i like azureus a lot. utorrent was good for windows but it wasnt as fast as azureus.

[thebleakness]

I use azureus but ive also used bit tornado. I didnt like bit tornado as much though.

[sam156]

SNIPPED...now we're treading in dangerous waters...