Hey All,
I have seen Vuze around, but I think I used it a while back on a different computer with no luck. But I got a new one. Anyone had any luck with this or something like it?
Thanks
Anyone use Vuze?
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Anyone use Vuze?
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Re: Anyone use Vuze?
I've actually had better luck with Vuze than I have had with Transmission. That, and Transmission doesn't offer even half the configuration options I've seen in Vuze.
Call me a die-hard fanboy, but I use Vuze quite regularly, and it's one of the first packages I install with every new Linux/Windows installations, sometimes not even on my own computer (I have a few friends who've now become die-hard fanboys like me because of it).
There's a bit of a hiccup that occurs occasionally in Vuze for Mint, because the Vuze in the repositories is actually an older version, and it sometimes gets stuck in a download-restart-update-forget it updated-restart again loop, but this is easily fixed by editing one of the config files. Let us know if this happens and I'll walk you through fixing it.
Call me a die-hard fanboy, but I use Vuze quite regularly, and it's one of the first packages I install with every new Linux/Windows installations, sometimes not even on my own computer (I have a few friends who've now become die-hard fanboys like me because of it).
There's a bit of a hiccup that occurs occasionally in Vuze for Mint, because the Vuze in the repositories is actually an older version, and it sometimes gets stuck in a download-restart-update-forget it updated-restart again loop, but this is easily fixed by editing one of the config files. Let us know if this happens and I'll walk you through fixing it.
Re: Anyone use Vuze?
Never used Vuze, actually installing it now to try it.
I use Deluge and it's perfect as a BitTorrent client, really easy to use but has lot a more options than Transmission.
I use Deluge and it's perfect as a BitTorrent client, really easy to use but has lot a more options than Transmission.
Linux Mint 20.3 (Cinnamon) 64bit.
Re: Anyone use Vuze?
I like vuze becuase of the built in encryption capabilities. But deluge is also very nice. I also use opera's bit torrent client for smaller files and when I'm too lazy to open another program.
Re: Anyone use Vuze?
No, unfortunately until someone updates the repositories, one-click downloads from the MintMenu won't be very easy or clean. But if you know what to do with a .tar.gz, you'll be able to install pretty easily.