[Jim]

I'm after a new torrent download manager, have been using azureus (or vuze as its now called) for a while now and I like it but the trouble is it eats up shit loads of memory.
What the recomendations for a low resource, user freindly torrent download manager?

[Adam Lincoln]

When i was a pc man i used Bit Comet. Never had problems. Had encryption to fool the ISP, it did exactly what it said on the tin.

[Obi-Wan is lost...]

http://www.utorrent.com/

263kb!

[slackline]

http://www.utorrent.com/

263kb!

I only hear good things about utorrent.

(Although personally I have transmission running on my NSLU2 which is permanently on and when I want to add/remove/manage torrents I just point the browser on whatever computer I'm on at the time to the web-page interface and can manage it all from there).

[Bubba]

I'm another one converted from Azureus to uTorrent.

Can't fault it so far.

[Jim]

cool, I'll give utorrent a go.

[Jim]

seems good, well down the list on memory usage in task manager, 4th or 5th place compared to vuze which was always 1st

nice one

[Houdini]

Just switched from Bit torrent to utorrent.  Saving loads of space, not noticed any difference at all in performance, they look and feel exactly the same. But then, ever since I cleared the Dalmatian sexy-p.ornz from the laptop, thing have been peachy across the board.

[Houdini]

It's self-invite open-season to the following private torrent sites:   www.stmusic.org and www.supertorrents.org for a limited period.   STMusic is as you would expect, supertorrents is applications, games, sexy po.rnz etc..