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Running the Tribler BitTorrent client in Fedora 15

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BrightHub; By Matthew Casperson
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Tribler is one of the more innovative BitTorrent clients available today. Tribler is developed at the Delft University of Technology and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and has introduced a number of impressive features such as truly decentralized BitTorrent downloading, and more recently algorithm changes that improve download speeds.

Tribler provides installation packages for Windows, MacOS and Ubuntu, as well as the source code which can be used on other Linux distributions.

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Quoting:Tribler provides installation packages for Windows, MacOS and Ubuntu, as well as the source code which can be used on other Linux distributions.


Quoting: There was no configuration necessary - I simply installed the default version of Wine from Fedora 15s YUM repos, downloaded the Windows Tribler installer, and ran wine Tribler_5.3.8b.exe.


Ok, so he did say he tried to do a custom compile of a couple dependencies to try to install from source first, but still....

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