Recommended torrent client?

[Lnx_User1]

I like Ktorrent but I am looking for something that has a client off feature when done downloading. Ktorrent has a shutdown feature but I don't want to shut down my computer after a torrent is done, just the client (also I discovered if Ktorrent shuts down my computer I get a bug report screen when I boot back up). Any suggestions?

[wayne128]

i do not use ktorrent because i do not use KDE.

for xfce, gnome, etc I usually use transmission.

[Garvan]

I also use Transmission, but I like to seed for a while after download. I keep the defaults of x2, but I often quit before the upload had finished.

If you want to quit when finished downloading then there is an option to call a script when a download is completed. You could shutdown Transmission using this. But please think if this is what you want to do. Why not set it up so that you at least upload the same volume you download (x1)?

Garvan

[homerscousin]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by a client off feature. I run Mint 13 KDE. I installed Transmission because that was the first torrent program I used as a new Linux user just a few months ago. It's simple and does what I need. I can close Transmission without shutting down the entire computer. If I only have one active torrent, for example, I can hilite that torrent and click pause at any time. Transmission is still open but up and down activity is 0. I can resume at any time by unpausing. I tend to seed torrents for quite some time after my download is complete and 15x is not uncommon. When I don't want Transmission running any longer, I just pause all active torrents and close the program. My computer lives on.

Maybe you are looking for an automatic client close feature that activates when a download completes? Don't know, haven't tried.

[heavy metal]

Install "Qbittorrent" is simply the best IMHO!
Just go to: "Tools/Auto Shutdown or downloads completion/Exit Qbittorrent"
I think this is the option or feature you are looking for!

[King Duzu]

Like heavy metal said, Qbittorrent is an Utorrent alternative and works on linux, mac and windows.
It handle magnet links just like utorrent, where you even can decide where to save the download.

[shaggydavid]

i use deluge (python) and it works great

[bimsebasse]

Another vote for qbittorrent if you're a KDE user - it's a full featured uTorrent knock-off that integrates well with KDE (it's Qt based).

[BubbaBlues]

I like qbittorrent the best as well. Although ktorrent is also nice.

[BostonPeng]

I love using Ktorrent, especially with the Ktorrent plasmoid on my panel.

[Rayeta76]

I normally use Deluge, but I'm with now and Ktorrent KDE also works very well.
But I like its simple design but Deluge.

[DeMus]

I use kTorrent but I don't need an automatic switch-off setting. I leave the program run as long as the computer is one to upload as much as possible/needed.
It does what it needs to do and how it looks is not important either, I never see the window.