On Jul 28 2007, Michael M. wrote:
> Between aptitude, mc, rtorrent, cplay, and one or two others, I'm
> developing a real fondness for ncurses apps.

Then, you might want to check "Music on Console" (moc).

It is a really impressive program.


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On Jul 27 2007, Kelly Clowers wrote:
> I haven't used it a lot yet, but transmission seem pretty good so far.
> It's available in the Debian repo.

One good thing about "transmission" (which I am not sure if it is
present on "rtorrent") is that it features peer exchange, which seems to
be an extension of Azureus to the bittorrent protocol.

Can anybody tell me if rtorrent has Distributed Hashtables (DHT), UPnP,
and peer exchange? If it has those features, I would have no need for
other clients.


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Rogério Brito(rbrito@ime.usp.br) is reported to have said:
> On Jul 27 2007, Kelly Clowers wrote:
> > I haven't used it a lot yet, but transmission seem pretty good so far.
> > It's available in the Debian repo.
>
> One good thing about "transmission" (which I am not sure if it is
> present on "rtorrent") is that it features peer exchange, which seems to
> be an extension of Azureus to the bittorrent protocol.
>
> Can anybody tell me if rtorrent has Distributed Hashtables (DHT), UPnP,
> and peer exchange? If it has those features, I would have no need for
> other clients.

Not that I can see. Ktorrent does though.

- uTorrent compatible peer exchange
- Port forwarding with UPnP
- Support for distributed hash tables (mainline version)

More info with apt-cache show ktorrent, of course.

Wayne

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Hi, Wayne.

On Jul 30 2007, Wayne Topa wrote:
> Rogério Brito(rbrito@ime.usp.br) is reported to have said:
> > Can anybody tell me if rtorrent has Distributed Hashtables (DHT), UPnP,
> > and peer exchange? If it has those features, I would have no need for
> > other clients.
>
> Not that I can see.

Yes, the same thing with me.

> Ktorrent does though.

Unfortunately, I don't have enough space on my machine to another set of
infra-structure libraries, but it seems that this and amarok are quite
ful utilities. :-(

Is there anything like screen's detach feature for graphical utilities?
I'd love to use this feature, as I am mostly using my machine at home
via a remote connection.

> - uTorrent compatible peer exchange
> - Port forwarding with UPnP
> - Support for distributed hash tables (mainline version)
>
> More info with apt-cache show ktorrent, of course.

Thanks for the hint. I didn't know about ktorrent. It seems to be a good
replacement to azureus, when one has to use it.


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Hi, Wayne.

On Jul 30 2007, Wayne Topa wrote:
> Rogério Brito(rbrito@ime.usp.br) is reported to have said:
> > Can anybody tell me if rtorrent has Distributed Hashtables (DHT), UPnP,
> > and peer exchange? If it has those features, I would have no need for
> > other clients.
>
> Not that I can see.

Yes, the same thing with me.

> Ktorrent does though.

Unfortunately, I don't have enough space on my machine to another set of
infra-structure libraries, but it seems that this and amarok are quite
ful utilities. :-(

Is there anything like screen's detach feature for graphical utilities?
I'd love to use this feature, as I am mostly using my machine at home
via a remote connection.

> - uTorrent compatible peer exchange
> - Port forwarding with UPnP
> - Support for distributed hash tables (mainline version)
>
> More info with apt-cache show ktorrent, of course.

Thanks for the hint. I didn't know about ktorrent. It seems to be a good
replacement to azureus, when one has to use it.


Regards, Rogério Brito.

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On Aug 7, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Rogério Brito wrote:
> Is there anything like screen's detach feature for graphical
> utilities?
> I'd love to use this feature, as I am mostly using my machine at home
> via a remote connection.

Look into VNC.

On Aug 7, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Rogério Brito wrote:
> Is there anything like screen's detach feature for graphical
> utilities?
> I'd love to use this feature, as I am mostly using my machine at home
> via a remote connection.

Look into VNC.