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    Plugin for Irssi which monitors torrent IRC announce channels, downloads torrent files based on a user-defined filter, and then sends the torrent files to a local or remote torrent client. Supports several different private trackers.
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    A.U.T.O is a web interface and control mechanism for transmission. It currently adds additional capabilities on top of the daemon, and is designed primarily for headless use. Check out the documentation in the hosted wiki above (coming soon) for a complete feature listing etc For release information etc, please see the news section above
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Misantrof Artistic Freedom Project

    Misantrof Artistic Freedom Project

    Open source tools for independent artists to market themselves.

    This project aims to assist independent artists in re-claiming their rights in the digital music revolution by providing an open source platform to reach their audience who support the artist by re-distributing media in a de-centralised peer-to-peer network.
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    RSS-TorrentFlux is a Add-On for TorrentFlux. It's a small Perl-Script that checks Torrent-RSS-Feeds, automagically adds Torrent-Files to TorrentFlux and even starts the Downloads for you!
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Torrent Utils for Linux

    Torrent Utils for Linux

    Little utils for use with hosting torrents on Linux

    Little utils for use with hosting torrents on Linux. Nothing critical but makes creating and hosting torrents easier.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Torrtux

    Torrtux

    A terminal-program for downloading torrents from PirateBay

    Torrtux is a terminal-based program, written in perl for downloading torrents from The Pirate Bay. If you live in a country where tpb is blocked (UK, Fin, Be, etc.), you can set a proxy in the config file. With it you can get the magnet link of your torrent, copy it in the clipboard and open your torrent manager. All of that from your terminal ! It also allows you to get the details of your torrent, the author, the date, the type, the size, etc., just like being on the TPB site ! Moreover, it retrieves subs from www.opensubtitles.org. It retrieves informations in the source code of the TPB page and parses it with regexp and the library html-parser. In the config file ~/.torrtuxrc, you can chose your display, subs, comments preferences, your torrent-manager and a proxy if needed ! Thanks for reporting all bugs you find !
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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