Deluge
is another one
http://deluge-torrent.org/
Then you have one from the same people that owns utorrent probably more stable than utorrent for mac ..
BitTorrent
http://www.bittorrent.com/downloads/mac
Transmission has a ip filter built in and Deluge has a ip filter plugin I think..
Then you have the bloated Vuze for Mac that can import block lists ..
I did some googling before I asked the question but to be honest the forums/ information out there was a little sketchy hence the reason for the question.
I like the idea of the Ip filter built in, its a toss up between Deluge and transmission
I'll let Johnno have the casting vote...................
I use transmission pretty much 100% of the time. I also have ignore unencrypted peers on..... saves on bad data and is generally faster.
Transmission also have an inbuilt blocking of bad peers, so if you get bad data more than twice from a peer they no longer connect.
The blocklist is also pretty good and kept up to date.
In transmission there are 2 preference areas. One is global and to be found in the top menu of your screen. The second is when you doble click any torrent in your DL list. here you can adjust priority and also the up and down speed for that specific torrent.
Quite useful as well seeded files I just leave at 20kb up but files that are less well known but on occasion people seek i leave as unlimited. This almost never interferes with day to day internet speed.
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