Highlights
- Daemon keeps transferring after the window is closed
- GTK, web and console interfaces all attach to the same daemon
- Bundled plugins for scheduling, labels and post-download moves
- Bandwidth limits set globally or per torrent
- Queue controls how many transfers run at the same time
About this application
Deluge is a BitTorrent client built around a daemon and a separate interface. The daemon holds the torrents and does the transferring; a GTK desktop window, a web page or a console client attaches to it. That split means the daemon can keep running on a home server or a NAS while you connect from a laptop, and closing the window does not stop the downloads.
Most of what Deluge does beyond the basics comes from plugins that ship with it: scheduling bandwidth by hour, moving finished files to another folder, applying labels, or exposing statistics. Bandwidth limits can be set globally or per torrent, and the queue decides how many transfers run at once.
The project is written in Python and packaged for Linux, Windows and macOS, though the daemon-plus-thin-client arrangement is the reason most people pick it.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.deluge_torrent.deluge
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