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Subject: Re: gui-free torrent
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> How about the original BitTorrent Python/ncurses client?

but putting just a client on a headless at the westin makes
no sense, as i'll still have to slurp the data over the dsl
to get it on the laptoy.

it's the server that will be a win over in the land of bandwidth.

randy