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Command line torrent client - because a GUI is so 2015

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You what i love about Linux? People not bothering making a GUI, but still writing a kick-ass program.

 

rTorrent, full command-driven torrent client.

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yea im definetally gonna use this now,

is like wget?

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Windows Powershell version?

 

 

 

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Windows Powershell version?

i learned powershell at school, i SO wished for it to be a windows sided bash-like system.

but sadly powershell is a steaming turd when compared to bash...

 

i guess GUI is just to deeply rooted within the windows ecosystem.

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i learned powershell at school, i SO wished for it to be a windows sided bash-like system.

but sadly powershell is a steaming turd when compared to bash...

 

i guess GUI is just to deeply rooted within the windows ecosystem.

i want to install mint on my pc but......i like windows too........grrrr

 

 

 

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i want to install mint on my pc but......i like windows too........grrrr

with all the shit around W10 i've gotten to the point i may actually start tinkering with linux just to avoid the BS.

 

i cant take it anymore.

(and i like command line, as long as its well implemented...)

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yea im definetally gonna use this now,

is like wget?

 

Yeah! Same type of command, just "rtorrent /path/to/torrent.torrent".

For TPB use www.magnet2torrent.com

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with all the shit around W10 i've gotten to the point i may actually start tinkering with linux just to avoid the BS.

 

i cant take it anymore.

(and i like command line, as long as its well implemented...)

Linux revolves around a command line. You even start the gui, from a command line first.

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with all the shit around W10 i've gotten to the point i may actually start tinkering with linux just to avoid the BS.

 

i cant take it anymore.

(and i like command line, as long as its well implemented...)

i would install linux but windows only software *sigh*

 

 

 

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Linux revolves around a command line. You even start the gui, from a command line first.

which is an amazing idea, because if your graphics drivers dun fukt up, you can fall back on command line.

 

(which would have come in handy for me on a specific windows box with broken explorer.exe ...)

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which is an amazing idea, because if your graphics drivers dun fukt up, you can fall back on command line.

 

(which would have come in handy for me on a specific windows box with broken explorer.exe ...)

If anything locks up graphically, you just press alt+ctrl+f2, log in, and kill the GUI and all assosiacted processes in 1 command, and restart the GUI. (called the X Server)

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If anything locks up graphically, you just press alt+ctrl+f2, log in, and kill the GUI and all assosiacted processes in 1 command, and restart the GUI. (called the X Server)

i know, i've done it on linux before, and i needed it on windows before :P

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i know, i've done it on linux before, and i needed it on windows before :P

Funny thing is i find myself opening a lot of command prompts in Windows, so yeah, i feel you.

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Yeah! Same type of command, just "rtorrent /path/to/torrent.torrent".

For TPB use www.magnet2torrent.com

 

Uhh. rtorrent supports magnet links. Has for a very long time.

 

$ rtorrent//press backspace//paste magnet link//press enter

 

Done.

--Neil Hanlon

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Uhh. rtorrent supports magnet links. Has for a very long time.

$ rtorrent//press backspace//paste magnet link//press enter

Done.

No idea, i remember it took a shit on my laptop when i tried a magnet. Oh well.

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