No more randomly completed yet incomplete downloads, no more having to manually verify out of fear of it being broken, which is the most important thing when you are downloading your linux ISO's The one free and reliable, as in rocksolid and chockful of features, torrent client I have found is based on the old faithful Azureus, nowadays also known as Vuze. To me it would have random glithces when I tried it on gnome. I cannot say anything about qbittorent, other than that qt interface does not look best. The reason is that they do not really verify their downloads, so it appears to be a full download and down the road you will try to open the file just to find out it's corrupt. It also has solid multi-platform support which is a big plus!

I'm bothered by some of Tixati's UI design choices, but fancy UI's are not a priority for me. My growing frustration on uTorrent finally made me discover Tixati, and aside from the missing languages, I have yet to experience issues with it. Thus, I would always move back to uTorrent on Windows and try different ones on Linux. One would work perfectly on Linux and crash on Windows, and vice-versa, etc. Language is by no means isolated, and personally, as much as this is convenient against bloating & other software reasons (This is the creators personal view on Tixati's lack of language options), I think language options should be included.įrom my experience using the other clients, I've experienced constant instability and/or annoying quirks that could be attributed to a number of reasons. I worded it poorly indeed XD The isolated situations were accredited to networking needs/functionality, I believe other clients have that Tixati doesn't.

Utorrent keeps crashing 2.2.1