Feature-filled Bittorrent client based on the Azureus open source project - GitHub - BiglySoftware/BiglyBT: Feature-filled Bittorrent client based on the Azureus open source project
Compared to the memory footprint of web browsers, a Java BT app is pretty tame on modern computers these days. Nor do you have to faff around with installing JRE manually. It just works.
Resource usage is pretty good tho and it can handle hundreds of torrents with ease.
I just tried it. Custom UI with wonky text, doesn’t support system dark mode, started up taking over my whole ultra-wide screen in a flood of white. Immediately removed this.
Java apps can be made well though but this isn’t one of them.
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The ratings/comments feature sounds super nice
Something about Java apps make me avoid them though not sure why. Is this unreasonable?
Compared to the memory footprint of web browsers, a Java BT app is pretty tame on modern computers these days. Nor do you have to faff around with installing JRE manually. It just works.
Resource usage is pretty good tho and it can handle hundreds of torrents with ease.
What about thousands?
Have heard ppl used it with that many but not tested myself.
It’s the UI. I agree. Something about swing UI is just off-putting.
I just tried it. Custom UI with wonky text, doesn’t support system dark mode, started up taking over my whole ultra-wide screen in a flood of white. Immediately removed this.
Java apps can be made well though but this isn’t one of them.