torrent client on a mac?

[kingcrowing]

i found a site where i can download Linux for PPC (Fedora Core 3 and Yellow Dog) as a torrent instead of just a stright FTP/HTTP download, does anyone have any expirience with any good bit torrent clients for OS X? thanks!

 

[Nermal]

I just use the official client. Version 4 adds some nice new features like queuing and a ratio counter.

 

[spaceballl]

Real quick... make sure to check out Ubuntu PowerPC for a good PowerPC linux distro. Also, check out www.distrowatch.com for more info on all of them and links to downloads.

As far as a good client for bittorrent, there are 3 that I would recommend, each offering something diffferent. The official client is cool if you want the bare bones, stable release. Tomato Torrent offers a bit more features. I recently switched to Bits on Wheels as it offers the most features and has a cool feature where it makes a 3D render of the files you're sending/receiving.

-Kevin

 

[iLikeMyiMac]

I use Azureus mainly for the IP blocker plugin. But now I'm going to take a loot at Bits on Wheels because of Spaceballls recommendation.

 

[munkle]

I like Tomato Torrent. Simple and does the job,

 

[yinyang]

bits on wheels is easy to configure and use, and it tells you everytihng you need to know.

azureus is for those that want more control and want to tweak

i use either depending on how i feel

 

[brap]

bits on wheels is easy to configure and use, and it tells you everytihng you need to know.

It's really spooky watching the 3d swarm, too!

I'd use Azureus, but it rapes my RAM.

 

[hob]

It's really spooky watching the 3d swarm, too!

I'd use Azureus, but it rapes my RAM.

Mmmm.... Ram...

Anyway, I just started using BOW and I think it's great! Somehow the other clients were all being blocked on my connection but BOW worked around it!