wanted: simple, stable bittorrent client for windows

[f0dder]

A torrent client without any native code would be pretty interesting... I'd be impressed if it didn't bring just about any machine to it's knees, given decent bandwidth

[Ehtyar]

Perhaps, but that gives me no further reason to trust their code. Has anyone had a look at it?

Ehtyar.

[kartal]

I use ctorrent command line torrent client under Linux and Windows(cygwin)

[Deozaan]

I used to use µTorrent (and thought it was great, especially since it's portable (no need to install)) until I started using Free Download Manager. My torrent "needs" are much like 40hz's, so I'll just quote what he already said.

On those very rare occasions I need to do a torrent download, I'll just use the torrent feature in Free Download Manager (www.freedownloadmanager.org) which is my Win D/L tool of choice for everything else.

Note: I'm not a big torrent freak so I don't need to keep a separate client on hand just to do that. Your needs may be different.

-40hz (October 25, 2009, 07:55 PM)

[pavelitbay]

...nice dedications...hmm..it might  help....