It's probably not OT to give some experience about dowload clients, as some have problems (ktorrent, aria2...) I use azureus, after trying several others with little luck. I find some advantages doing so. For exemple: * it's very easy to change the bandwith used by azureus. just change a number in a prompt (options page). So When I go away from my desktop I set it to 0 (infinite) and this gives instantly 750kbits/s upload, and when I come back I type "60" and this gives me ~500kbits/s and the use of internet :-) * I have the ~25Gb isos on a usb HDD. I want to install 10.2 on my Linux box. I stopped azureus on this box, unplugged the usb drive and plugged it on my second, windows XP, computer. I launch azureus on this one (as azureus is multiplatform), direct it to the same directory (ext3) as before and azureus is on the way of verifying the files, some are already seeding again. * I didn't use azureus on the XP box till 10.1, so it asked gently if I wanted to update, I said yes and I have now the brand new version. and none of my computer are new (the newer is two years old, and was a very low end one) so this a good client, among others, probably jdd -- http://www.dodin.net http://dodin.org/mediawiki/index.php/GPS_Lowrance_GO -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org