After reading that a new version of Ktorrent was out, and that it was much improved, I decided to give it a try. Here's what I found.
Before I get to my very basic benchmarks, let's look at the feature lists of both programs.
Azureus vs Ktorrent
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Linux vs Linux - Ubuntu versions compared
Ubuntu has been a community favourite since it appeared less than three years ago, and it’s not hard to see why, with it’s combination of ease of installation and use, and the hardcore credentials of its Debian base. How does Ubuntu 7.04, aka ‘Feisty Fawn’, stack up against earlier versions?
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What is a virtual file system?
Most probably you have heard many, many times the three words, virtual file system, but what exactly do they mean? In my recent article What does this /proc directory do?
Read more »PCLinuxOS leaves behind Ubuntu
Finally PCLOS has taken lead from Ubuntu on the last 3 months based rankings on distrowatch.com.
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iPhone hack project aims to open up device
Efforts to open up the functionality of Apple's iPhone to users disinclined to sign up to expensive two year contracts with AT&T are growing.
Following the publication of a technique to get the iPod and Wi-Fi features of the device working without signing up to AT&T by reverse engineer DVD Jon, a new group has picked up the baton.
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How will open source do in a talent-short age?
We’re not partying like it’s 1999, but a Deloitte survey of CEOs finds that there is a growing shortage of technology talent, and some companies are trying to accommodate programmers’ needs again, rather than try to squeeze them into penguin suits.
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Akademy Awards 2007
At the second day of aKademy 2007, the contributors conference closed with the aKademy Awards Ceremony
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KDAB Becomes Patron of KDE
The KDE e.V. and KDAB are happy to announce continued collaboration on the Free Desktop, with KDAB becoming the latest new Patron of KDE. KDAB is known for its high-quality software services.
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GNOME 2.19.4 Released!
GNOME 2.19.4 is being released on Wednesday. This is our fourth development release on our road towards GNOME 2.20.0, which will be released in September 2007.
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Dell cuts price of Ubuntu Linux PCs
Dell has cut $50 off the price of PCs with Ubuntu Linux preinstalled rather than Windows Vista.
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Linux DVRs detect stolen, abandoned objects
A Phillipines-based video capture card vendor has soft-launched a line of Linux-based surveillance DVRs (digital video recorders). Neugent Technologies said its LX8000 SmartDetect DVRs have "built-in object detection video analytics," enabling them to watch for left, abandoned, missing, or stolen objects.
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Encrypted Storage with LUKS, RAID and LVM2
Some people have a need for storing data securely. Sometimes this means not only redundant disks (and a good backup strategy) but also encryption. Fortunately, the Linux kernel has all the features to use multiple RAID devices, pool them to a Logical Volume, and encrypt every block of the filesystem. Just don't forget your passphrase!
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Newest Firefox 3.0 preview sets stage for beta this month
Mozilla Corp. Monday unveiled the last planned alpha update to Firefox 3.0 before it brings the new browser into the daylight of beta testing.
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MySQL CEO Marten Mickos: What Open Source Is Really All About
"I am very passionate about open source. And I do believe that it is a superior method. But at the same time, I must be pragmatic. So when they say being dogmatic is very important for the Free Software Foundation -- well, they should be. That's what we respect them for. But running a business is not about dogma," said MySQL CEO Mårten Mickos.
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A sysadmin toolbox for Web site maintenance
I run a small but fairly active Web site from a home server, as was commonly done back in the early days of the World Wide Web. What started as a learning project soon grew to be my primary hobby. It takes a bit of knowledge of Linux systems, various open sourced applications, and how the Internet works to start a Web site from scratch.
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