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Deluge vs Halite, which does /g/ prefer?
I personally use Halite.
It's light and simple, though it has an odd hatred for magnet links.
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>>54756919
Transmission and Deluge.
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>>54756919
Tixati, hands down
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>>54756919
Tixati and rtorrent
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uTorrent 2.2.1
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Hadouken
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>>54756919
i use an updated version of utorrent because otherwise it might have security vulnerabilities and that sucks so yah
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>>54756919
Deluge but I like QB better

>>54758362
>cvetorrent
jews pls go
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