Best Bitorrent program on Linux?

[shzzzzyyyy]

transmission?
rtorrent?
Deluge?

Which use least memory?

 

[PerMaFrOsT]

1. rTorrent without any GUI
2. Deluge without GTK

 

[mahjong]

rtorrent with good config

 

[skorpioneMM]

+1 for rtorrent

 

[Dhruv]

rtorrent by far, although it's a bit less n00b proof, it's by far the most light weight, fastest torrent client for linux.

 

[skorpioneMM]

Deluge also are a good alternative

 

[subha86]

deluge is best...

 

[onel0ve]

rtorrent

 

[Djlatino]

I don't know why you guys feel superior because you use terminal to run programs instead of double clicking on a executable instead.. Anyways Deluge is good, probably best to call it the uTorrent of Linux

 

[masterbator]

I don't know why you guys feel superior because you use terminal to run programs instead of double clicking on a executable instead.. Anyways Deluge is good, probably best to call it the uTorrent of Linux

because they're more lightweight than using GUI

anyways, my vote goes to transmission-cli

 

[Hyperz]

qBittorent is the best one I've used in terms of performance. And I've tried plenty of torrent clients over the years.

http://www.qbittorrent.org/

 

[venZlic]

rTorrent is the best so far =)
lightweight and setup.

 

[drlove]

Deluge and Rtorrent.

 

[Carnival_07]

I am using deluge with web UI. Excellent little beast I would say.

 

[vps9Ryan]

We rolled out rtorrent for our clients, and they seem to like it

So ye, i'd suggest you go for rtorrent...

Cheers,
Ryan

 

[shzzzzyyyy]

a little difficult for me to use rtorrent without webUI