#Peerguardian linux ubuntu utorrent#
#Peerguardian linux ubuntu portable#
#Peerguardian linux ubuntu software#

The button has a small 'castle tower' type icon.ģ) Make whatever settings you want for the default actions to apply to newly added lists. This will add a new button to the main Tixati interface. A 'Tixati Settings' dialogue window will open.Ģ) In that window click 'IP Filter' and then turn the filter 'On'. To use this functionality of Tixati you need to first enable ' IP Filter' capability to do this in in Tixati do the following:ġ) Click on the 'Settings' button in the Tixati interface (this button has a gear-wheel icon). ability to use block-lists is built in to Tixati).

#Peerguardian linux ubuntu utorrent#

In many ways it is pretty much like uTorrent though it is more configurable and its scheduler is the best I've ever seen in any p2p client - very powerful.Īs for using block-lists Tixati can use the lists natively (i.e.

#Peerguardian linux ubuntu portable#

You can get it as a portable and run it that way for testing purposes (though I run it as a portable all the time with no problems though you do need to manually set it as the default program to use for '*.torrent' files). Whilst I use pass phrases instead of passwords (easy to remember, takes a long time to brute force) having numbers, letters (mixed case) and symbols is something I'm never going to remember, so I wrote my forum password down as I'll likely forget it, and I used firefox sync to send a probably unencrypted datastream to godknowswhere so that my moblle phone and windows pc also have the same password. P.s: The password rules here are more rigorous than those used by my bank.

#Peerguardian linux ubuntu software#

I'm a very lazy user, I just want software which I know works with the minimum of effort required!

I'd prefer to use peerguardian anyway, as that's easier for me. I saw in the software manager that it supports ipfilter lists, but I did not see that option anywhere in the program. Also, I like using qbittorrent on windows as it's like utorrent but without the adverts, I have used transmission before but I didn't like it, is there a qbittorrent for linux? Edit: Yes there is and it works just like how I expected. I've used the software manager but it can't find it and whilst that guide has instructions for debian and ubuntu nothing on mint. I had peerblock and bittorrent on it and my question is, after looking for a linux alternative I'm told the current active peerblock like project is called peerguardian for linux. Hi, I've recently setup a linux computer for one linux exclusive game (don't be patchman) and it's using the hard drives I used to have in a windows 7 computer that I was using as a file server.