Install utorrent on Ubuntu 14.04 Note for those smart people who dislike this video because they are searching for linux native utorrent gui version: THERE IS NO SUCH VERSION, THERE IS ONLY NATIVE VERSION THAT HAS WEB INTERFACE, if you want you can run this windows version throe wine but I would not recommend it takes way too much performance!!!! Tested works on 14.10 as well This is a guide on how you can install utorrent on ubuntu utorrent website If you are running 12.04 you will need to install this library file sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8 Here is a software witch will help you create shourtcut Manage Launcher Here is a link to access your utorrent menu This is a place where you should remove your shourtcut from, if you do not want utorrent shortcut anymore. ~/.local/share/applications/ best torrent clients for ubuntu If uTorrent didn't start follow this steps That is because most probably you did not start utorrent at all.

Try opening utorrent folder select the utserver file and press enter. If that does not work then follow this guide ( it will be good to know what distribution you are using as well. If you think that did not work (check in system monitor) then fallow this steps if you are going to receive some error that library file is missing in terminal (you should not) then follow this guide If it start please remove the dislike on this video:) thank you Wallpaper Catch up with me on Twitter Take a look at this page.

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When BitTorrent Inc. Announced its plan to add to its flagship uTorrent client a small user revolt broke out.

The people complaining were mostly annoyed that there would be no option to disable the ads. Luckily, BitTorrent listened to the feedback and that users would indeed get a chance to opt-out from the ads. Despite the initial complaints, nowadays most users probably aren’t aware of the opt-out settings. UTorrent previously reported that it’s serving billions of ads per month, quite a significant number. Even for those users who do know, uTorrent doesn’t make it very easy for them to remove the ads. They will have to mess with the advanced settings, search for the relevant variables, and change them one by one. The developer of the torrent optimized TV-calendar was confronted with this issue a few days ago when he introduced a friend to BitTorrent.

After first installing uTorrent, he noticed that the client was littered with ads he disabled himself a long time ago. After manually changing several settings to strip the ads, he came up with the idea to automate the process. “I turned them off for my friend, and decided to try and see if I could automate the process the next day,” Schizoduckie tells TF. For DuckieTV, the developer previously reverse-engineered BitTorrent’s, which are able to talk to uTorrent via the browser. He therefore decided to see if the same code could also be used to change uTorrent’s settings.

“I remembered that BitTorrent previously ran an experiment with btApp.js that fiddled with settings, so all I needed to do was hook up the settings functionality in my library and set up a page so users can disable ads in one click,” Schizoduckie says. Fast forward a few hours and “” was born. Pimp my uTorrent literally requires just one click to disable the ads on Windows clients.

There is nothing to install as the page uses JavaScript to communicate with uTorrent. After the “pimping” is done, uTorrent might need to be restarted before the changes are visible. People who are not happy with the result have an option to reverse them with another click. It can’t get much simpler than that. Those who are interested in what the tool does can inspect the. A more detailed overview of all ad related settings and how these can be changed is available in the. Happy pimping!

(Mar 18, 2015, 02:43 am)Hary1946 Wrote: Changing the free version into the pro version doesn't remove the bloat, or do anything to resolve the plethora of bugs. I agree there is no point complaining, but the answer isn't to fuck around with the crap they're releasing now it's to use the last decent version they released. 2.0.4 which is widely available on all the oldversion type sites. There is no 'bloat' included in the executable. Any adware, or what you and others consider bloat, is downloaded during the install process - try installing utorrent when disconnected from the internet, then you'll understand. Changing or 'upgrading' to the Pro version closes the connection requests to the various ad companies.