It is very simple to install qBittorrent, and this article covers the ground on the same process.īefore you begin with the installation process, it is very essential to add the necessary repositories in your system. It is available for Linux,Microsoft Windows and macOS.

Among others, qBittorrent has built-in search engine for searching in the popular BitTorrent sites, has torrent queueing and prioritizing features, has IP Filtering options, provides a tool for creating torrents and bandwidth limitations. sudo update-rc.QBittorrent is a torrent client, similar to µ Torrent, which was recently ported to the Linux systems. sudo chmod 755 /etc/init.d/qbittorrent-nox-daemon You need to change the 25th line, like this : USER= becomes USER=osmc Modify it with Nano, like this: sudo nano -w /etc/init.d/qbittorrent-nox-daemon You can find it here (with detailed explanations).ĭownload and install the script with this command line: sudo wget -O /etc/init.d/qbittorrent-nox-daemon It’s not complicated, someone already created a script for this. You need to to this everytime you use qBittorrent.īut you can also launch it at OSMC’s startup. To use qBittorrent, you need to launch it manually, like this: qbittorrent-nox

To install it: sudo apt-get install qbittorrent-nox

You can install the GUI version of qBittorrent like this: sudo apt-get install qbittorrentīut I prefer the non-GUI version which runs as a deamon (it’s lighter and you can control it with the Web UI). Why qBittorrent? Well, I like it, it’s lighter than Deluge and has more features than Transmission. Just wanted to explain to you how to install and use qBittorrent on OSMC.

Install qbittorrent