In this article I will provide you a list of torrent clients for Ubuntu systems.
Transmission is an open-source bittorrent client, available on Linux systems. Due to the fact that it is built in either GTK and Qt, Transmission is installable on a lot of Linux systems. Among others, it can be used via the terminal or as a Web client, it has support for DHT, PEX, µTP and Magnet Link.
Due to the fact that it is available via the default PPAs, transmission can be easily installed:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install transmission
For more information and installation instructions, follow the transmission tag and open the newest article (the one on the top).
qBittorrent is a torrent client, similar to µTorrent, which was recently ported to the Linux systems. Among others, qBittorrent has built-in search engine for searching in the popular BitTorrent sites, has torrent queueing and prioritizing features, has IP Filtering options, provides a tool for creating torrents and bandwidth limitations.
Due to the fact that it is available via the default PPAs, transmission can be easily installed:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install qbittorrent
For more information and installation instructions, follow the qbittorrent tag and open the newest article (the one on the top).
Deluge is an open-source, multi-platform, multi-interface (GTK+, web and command-line) BitTorrent client based on libtorrent-rasterbar. The Deluge daemon can run on headless machines with the user-interfaces being able to connect remotely.
It is available via the default repos, so here is what you need to do in order to install it:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install deluge
For more information and installation instructions, follow the deluge tag and open the newest article (the one on the top).
Vuze (ex Azureus), is a BitTorrent client with the normal functions of such a program: multiple downloads, queuing, prioritizing files, start, stop seeding options.
Vuze is available via Snap, so installing it on your Ubuntu system is easy. All you need to do is:
$ sudo apt install snapd
$ sudo snap install vuze-vs
For more information and installation instructions, follow the vuze tag and open the newest article (the one on the top).
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