I do NOT want this thread to devolve into an argument over file sharing, piracy, etc, so don't go there.

Why would you want to download more than 3 Linux ISO's at a time, though? *cough*

-H

Go with Hellbender's recommendation -- utorrent is really damn nice.

Falaanla Marr fucked around with this message on 01-03-2007 at 10:40 AM.

In short, it is best.

yup

Maradon! fucked around with this message on 01-03-2007 at 06:52 PM.

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Maradon! had this to say about Captain Planet:
In an age when the OS uses 880mb of memory just sitting there and looking pretty you guys are worried about your torrent client using up 14000k instead of 2000k?

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What how does my OS use 880 MB of memory when I only have 1GB and games I run manage to eat up 500-600 MB regularly?

Falaanla Marr fucked around with this message on 01-03-2007 at 09:38 PM.

-H

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Hellbender thought this was the Ricky Martin Fan Club Forum and wrote:
Um, swap files.

-H

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So how can I tell exactly how much ram my OS is using?

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Verily, Maradon! doth proclaim:
In an age when the OS uses 880mb of memory just sitting there and looking pretty you guys are worried about your torrent client using up 14000k instead of 2000k?

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uTorrent does everything Azureus does, and uses that less though. If you have neither currently, there is 0 reason not to save that small bit.

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Over the mountain, in between the ups and downs, I ran into Falaanla Marr who doth quote:
What how does my OS use 880 MB of memory when I only have 1GB and games I run manage to eat up 500-600 MB regularly?

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For what it's worth, I was referring to Vista

Any thoughts (pros, cons or otherwise) on BitTornado? Not entirely proficient in the torrent game yet, but that the one I've used so far