I don't see how Transmission could crash WiFi - it doesn't do anything
wrong with networking. What may be happening is that the default
settings (a number of connections, speed limits) trigger some bugs in
the wireless driver you are using. You can try tweaking those settings
and seeing if that helps. Also your comment about not being able to use
updated kernels seems to be supporting this line of thought.
I'm closing this bug report, there isn't really much we can do with
Transmission as the default settings work fine for the vast majority of
its users.
** Changed in: transmission (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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