[Sektor]

For years I've actually been looking for a client that can handle seeding 500+ files and not just completely crap itself all the time. uTorrent seems to be a bit 'unsafe' and full of ads, deluge's web interface regularly falls over. What options are there out there right now?

[livueta]

I've been a happy Transmission user for a while now.

  - nice variety of clients/platforms

  - webui isn't completely terrible

  - works well in daemon mode

  - haven't encountered perf issues seeding 2k+ torrents/~5TB data

  - supports modern features (DHT, PEX, magnets)

[Mister_X]

Yes, Transmission is the most stable client I've ever used (Win or Linux), but like so may others, don't run out of disk space, or you're in for a major hassle rebuilding your index.

[ksec]

Only problem is Transmission uses its own core, and as a whole, core + UI it doesn't seems to be getting anymore development.

Which libtorrent just had its 1.2 released that has lots of changes.

[Visit0r]

I only use qbittorrent for years. Open source, free, crossplatform. There's not a single thing I miss about uTorrent.

[baroffoos]

I'm running rutorrent on a shitty shared server at its at 700 torrents right now. Its slow but its working. The JS ui is actually quite snappy but it takes a long time to get a reply from the backend so if you add a new torrent it takes about 30 seconds to show up.