
Highlights
- Supports multi-threaded file downloading for bandwidth efficiency.
- Provides functionality to pause and resume active transfers.
- Displays a centralized dashboard for monitoring download progress.
- Integrates with Linux desktop notifications for task completion.
About this application
Brisk is a download manager developed for Linux platforms, focusing on the retrieval of files from the internet. It utilizes a multi-threaded approach to handle incoming data streams, which aims to optimize the utilization of available network bandwidth during the transfer process. The interface provides a centralized view of active, paused, and completed downloads, allowing users to monitor the progress of their files in real time.
The application includes features for pausing and resuming transfers, which is useful for managing large files or unstable network connections. It integrates with the desktop environment to provide notifications upon the completion of tasks. Brisk is licensed under the GPL-3.0-or-later and is built to handle various file types, providing a straightforward mechanism for users to queue and organize their downloads without complex configuration requirements.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.BrisklyDev.Brisk
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