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11 months agoIndeed, this is the one I’m also using on Windows. I only need it to download torrents and add labels to them. That’s all I need, so a client like qBitTorrent is 99% bloatware to me.
On Linux, I just use “Fragments”. It’s extremely basic, but it’s minimalist and dead easy to use, and it’s a flatpak.
I use both Fedora (daily driver) and Windows 11 Pro (gaming), and Windows doesn’t use much more RAM honestly. Fedora uses currently 10.5 GB of RAM with Firefox, Spotify, Plex, and Telegram running (looks like a couple of YouTube tabs in Firefox are having a party here with 1 GB of used RAM for three tabs…), and Windows is typically only 1-2 GB above this with the same type of usage. I have never maxed out my 32 GB of RAM on either OSs.