what torrent client to use on linux

[daonoir]

im useing FC5 on a old amd runs at 950mhz 1gig DDR ram (single sided not dubble). want to run it as my torrent box but the comps a bit slow.

Im useing azureus atm but seems a bit funny the speed is never really stable i get amazing speed sometime like 100kbs and then 0 for a minuet or 2.

I dont have a nat prob but torrents just doesnt start DLing sometimes. even though there is no probs on the win comp.

One of my mates said to use torrent flux but i dont really need remote login stuff. and it seems a bit of a bitch to set up.

What do peoples use and is there a way to fix this prob.

P.S.

It has to have a speed scheduler.

[ewe2]

you wont get better than azureus, i'd be looking at java problems or your network connection.

[vladi]

KTorrent ftw. Hands down. Even has inbuilt search.

[Bifrost]

I use Azureus. Have tried a couple of others, but in Linux, none of them have been as easy to use and monitor.

Haven't tried Ktorrent though.

[AntZ]

uTorrent through Wine. Forget Azureus the fucking bloaty pile of shit - uTorrent through Wine works perfectly.

[anothe]

utorrent > *

[stinky]

a year or so back I used a php based torrent client, was kick ass coz you accessed it via a web page.

[daonoir]

a year or so back I used a php based torrent client, was kick ass coz you accessed it via a web page.

Yeah thats what torrent flux is im realy considering changing over to it

[foolish42]

rtorrent - text mode rules.

xwindows and wine are bloaty useless pretty things with no value :)

[daonoir]

well azureus certanly is a bloaty peice of crap

have torrent flux working this thing is way cool would recomend to all.

Runs sooooooooo much faster and doesnt have any of the probs i was having with azureus.

Now i have apache running i can start my own geek page meh

*edit*

oh yeah and i thought fuck the speed scheduler il just write a cuple bash scripts to run this shit for me :)

OH and thx all for the help