Le mardi 30 mars 2010 à 10:44 +0200, Fabian Greffrath a écrit : > it seems that libtorrent (i.e. the rasterbar flavour) is becoming the > de-facto standard bittorrent library under Linux, so I'd like to > suggest to switch from transmission-gtk (which uses its own library) > to some alternative using libtorrent, e.g. deluge-gtk.
I’m very skeptical about this:
* Transmission is very fast and has a low memory footprint, which
is something I wouldn’t expect from a Python client.
* The transmission UI fits well into GNOME, and on first sight the
deluge one doesn’t look as light and polished.
> furthermore, I've read but not yet confirmed that transmission clients
> are being blocked from some trackers, because of severe bugs in
> libtransmission.
I’m using transmission regularly and I have yet to see this happen. It
is actively developed and I wonder whether those bugs are still here in
the latest version.
OTOH I saw such bans happen with e.g. rtorrent.
Cheers,
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