Screen-lock: btrxtrlock-wrapper, (runs btrxtrlock then opens xterm maximized, runs aafire for 3 seconds so the screen goes up in flames then runs xpenguins for 10 minutesĪudio Editor: Audacity, mhwaveedit, sweep Search:ls -R | grep "lost-file" followed by locate, searchmonkey, spacefm -f
Launcher: fittstool, tint2, openbox, fittstool, xdotoolĬalendar: libreoffice-calc, cal, calcurse (Called from openbox menu with seven options: master screen, dual-screen, delay, select etc) System info: htop, inxi, hwinfo, ps_mem.py, The app is free, open-source, doesn't collect data, and in a new twist, even available in the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 (search for 'Auto Dark Mode'). Openbox-Pipemenus etc: bookmarks.py,, obmenu-generator, ob-randr Window Management: openbox, tint2, skippy-xd, xdotool, RTorrent cli or with ruTorrent it is worth configuring and using imho.įile Manager: Rox, spacefm, mc, ranger (I use rox as the go to filemanager and spacefm for extracting and taring with 4 windows with set tabs)
Auryo windows torrent#
Μtorrent 2.* it was the standard application for all torrent admirer before returning to a piece of trash can years later. I don't seed that much nowdays, but used to do plenty of time 24/7 on #asiandvdclub tracker. Tixati, Deluge and qBittorrent were last gui-torrent i used. I agree better on webui than a GUI that consumes a lot of Mem. These are all lightweight but with good and weak points here and there. I used on my past rutorrent, transmission-daemon, ctorrent and utorrent-webui.
even that must have been more than 5 years ago.Īgree regarding webclient, i find very practical and manageable everywhere. in the beginning it was truly lightweight, but at some point they jumped onto the gravy train => adware. I remember using µtorrent ages ago, before i switched to linux. I'm not sure how transmission-daemon fares in the lightweightness, i was thinking of changing to rtorrent many times. But the server - web client model works very well for me why keep an expensive gui alive when all you really want is to share torrents.
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