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The rTorrent bittorrent client uses ncurses and is ideal for use with tmux, screen or dtach. Alternatively, version 0.9.7+ has a built-in daemon mode disabling the user interface, so you can only control it via XMLRPC. It supports saving of sessions, allows the user to add/remove torrents, and much more.

BTfind allows simultaneous searching on private trackers and combine their results. It's a metasearch engine developed for peers, by peers.

This project is a BitTorrent client which can work as a system service (or daemon) controllable through a web interface. It is written in Java so it should run in Windows, Linux, etc.

...Old description: This is a portable BitTorrent client with basic features along with support for extensions. The most recent release (18-jan-2013) is 0.4 for Windows, Debian 6.0.6, Ubuntu 12.04 and OSX 10.6.8. Only one extension is available so far: a simple server that is compatible with how the uTorrent WebUI adds torrents. Therefore, Firefox extensions such as BitTorrent WebUI++ work fine for adding torrents. See http://baretorrent.org/ext.html.

...The client then sends the magnet URI, in it's entirety, to the server application, which then adds the download to the torrent client. This is just an alpha release, so the current code has a very crude design.

A Qt4 download manager + Torrent client. It's crossplaftorm, very easy to use, stable and powerful. Aria2c is used as backend so it's very reliable and efficient.

Torrent file inspector, editor and creator. It also has a generic torrent metadata converter, so use it to inspect bnbt internal databases or rtorrent session files ... Or just use it to edit or create torrent files :-)

This program is a HTTP[S]/FTP/BitTorrent file downloader supporting many features like resuming, retrying and multi-connection HTTP[S]/FTP downloads. It can also download any part of a file so that you can download large files in smaller pieces.

iTorrent allows you to download BitTorrent podcasts from iTunes. It transforms BitTorrent podcasts so that you can update them just like any other podcast in iTunes.

Using a transparent approach, downloading or publishing files via BitTorrent can be as easy as doing so via the web. This project aims to provide ideas and implementations for Transparent BitTorrent support in traditional HTTP environments.