You can access the Tixati settings to customize a long list of options, chiefly the maximum upload and download speeds, the number of concurrent downloads, applying limits to peers and seeders and setting file transfer priority. The user interface has a few different options to customize it, such as the display of tracker information, peers and seeders, files contained within the torrent, bandwidth, options and comments. One thing that sets Tixati apart from other clients is the graphical user interface that plots data into lovely graphs. The application serves as a lightweight and easy-to-use Torrent client that allows you to download and upload data on the Internet with the popular peer-to-peer protocol.

If you're looking for an alternative Bit Torrent client that supports torrent files and magnet links, then Tixati might be the program you're looking for.

Has anyone installed Tixati and can they tell me what version of libdbus I need to install - and where to find it.A free and easy to use bittorrent client with an intuitive interface. Libdbus-1.so.3(LIBDBUS_1_3) is needed by 686 I then tried the 32 bit file and it also failed due to missing dependencies: There is a version of libdbus installed with Leap - I tried finding a more compatible version but it rejected everything I downloaded saying what was already installed was newer. The 64 bit client failed to install due to a missing dependency: [rpm -i 86_64.rpm I first tried the 64 bit using the rpm-i method - Yast had a problem with the “packaging”. I went to the Tixati site and downloaded the 64bit and 32 bit rpm files. I tried searching for Tixati in Yast but there were no results. I have the standard repositories installed along with packman. I’ve been using it for quite a while and like it. I’ve tried the Torrent client that comes with Leap but I would prefer to use another torrent client called Tixati.

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