bittorrent client in tinycorelinux

[traltixx]

Hi,
I was wondering if there is an alternative to bittorrent client in tinycorelinux aside from btpd preferably one with a gui (kinda like uTorrent)?
I'm pretty new to linux and tinycorelinux is perfect for my low-end system but I don't quite know my way around it yet.
Thanks

[curaga]

Opera has a gui , and I like to use aria2 (command-line)

[traltixx]

Thanks for the reply. I didn't notice aria2, but you are saying that opera and aria2 can be used together? Like opera frontend (GUI) and aria2 backend? How do you do that?

[^thehatsrule^]

I think opera has the client built-in.

[traltixx]

Ah, I didn't notice that. Thanks!
Also, I've noticed that there is a limit on number of threads(?) that any of these bittorrent client have. What I mean is that after x number of .torrent files being downloaded, any more after that won't start until the ones that are being downloaded complete. Is this correct? I can't seem to figure out why after quite a few .torrent files, adding more won't start yet these torrents are fine.
Anyway, thanks again. Looks like opera is the one for me.

[curaga]

It might be a client-specific setting. I doubt there's an universal limit to how many one can download at once. Opera's additional settings are in opera:config.

Could it be that your up/down connection is being exhausted? Also cheap routers have trouble with lots of connections at the same time.

[bigpcman]

Seems to me opera is a "heavy" solution to a gui bit torrent client. Transmission is a free linux 4.5MB tar.bz2 BitTorrent client written from scratch in C.

[curaga]

The GTK+ interface has been carefully written with the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines in mind. It uses libnotify for torrent notification, DBUS for hibernation management, and GIO for watch directories.

GTK+ - still goes, but anything gtk2 is not light
dbus - ughhhh....
gio, notify - extras, more deps

Note I'm not claiming Opera to be a light BT client either. It's a light browser though

[Jason W]

I built transmission and it works well, am packaging it up now.  No dbus, gio, libnotify needed,  just gtk2, curl and openssl.

[traltixx]

Thanks for the replies. I had to use opera because I also kinda needed a browser. Unfortunately after several days of using opera, btpd and aria2c, I seem to find btpd better because it is easier for me. I haven't heard about transmission though. Is it in the appbrowser of tinycorelinux 2rc1? I'll give that a try.
Another requirement for the client i'm looking for is the ability to either have a scheduler of sorts (like in uTorrent) or a command-line interface that allows me to change settings (so I can cron the scheduler). I know opera has a opera:config but I dont seem to be able to set it as a crontab or schedule changes to it.

[nickispeaki]

Hi!
i use opera only for browsing. Because, opera have very bad builtin torrent-client. I use Bittorrent (win version in wine) . Oops! i remembered - it's on my linux mint. I don't test wine and bittorrent in tcl.