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Flush 0.1 (Default branch)

ImageFlush is a GTK+ BitTorrent client. It allows youto control a running instance from a command lineinterface and start/stop torrents, changedownload/upload rate limits, and change themaximum connections limit. It can also run manyinstances with different configurations for thesame user. Finished downloads can be automaticallycopied to a specified directory, and old torrentscan be automatically removed.Image

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