http://azureus.sourceforge.net/
Azureus implements the BitTorrent protocol using java language and comes bundled with many invaluable features for both beginners and advanced users
Cheers,
Mguel
PS: Just in case, I'm thinking of using it on my PC
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Why not use utorrent? It can be made portable.
Then again, Azureus does have a pretty nice interface with it.
The problem with these torrent applications is they will be requiring the pen drive to work hard, which apparently isn't too good for pen drives.
EDIT: It looks like you have to have java on the client computer you will be using Azureus with...
- Chris
www.quate.net, Portable Apps List
How can an application based on Java could be portable ? Answer That or Use ABC or µTorrent or Bitcomet.
hundred of portable applications:
http://standalone.atspace.org/index.html
I use Azureus from my flash drive & carry the latest java setup launcher in my installers folder. so when I use a computer that doesnt have java for azurues I just install it & the downloads begin. It really is wuite handy.
LOL!!! When you come across a Linux computer, you carry Windows with you to install, too?
I use only uTorrent, any other clients i have tried have been too much complicated...
The only thing i miss in uTorrent is manual banning...
By the way, can any other client compare with uTorrents size of 200KB with settings...
I have seen torrent files that are larger than utorrent
Everything is possible, the impossible just takes longer...
Everything is possible, the impossible just takes longer...
I just download the latest version of bitcomet from old releases section. and it comes prezipped and it's fast.
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