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I feel like Transmission is getting unnecessary hate from this chart. It works very good, is stable, efficient...
its the perfect client for arr or just simple torreting
I disagree, qbitorrent is better. Had problems with transmission in my arr docker VM.
It's lthe only one I'd use but...
It really is lacking basic functionality. Hell, o can't even order torrents that are currently running by size or % done, which would be really helpful if it existed
Also, I don't think it's actively developed anymore, I haven't seen an update in its functionality in at least 5 years, maybe even 10
It's definitely still actively developed
Not fud, I personally haven't seen any update since at least the last 5 years. If there are updates then I'll be pissed with Ubuntu for sticking with the 5-10 year old version
Alright I'll stick with qbittorent
The only downside is no BEP 52 support.