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Hi, I want to download Slitaz packages disc, which is around 3GB in size.
http://www.slitaz.org/en/get/
But the problem is, my network is very slow(256 Kbits/s = 32 KBytes/s), and I will need torrents to download.
This presents some advantages,
I can pause and resume whenever I want. Not download the whole disc in one go.
If there is a power cut(which happens here frequently), I can still resume the download.
Download is verified, so user can be assured that the image is good.
However supporting torrents might be a problem if you are indeed generating that image everyday. Which I presume is not everyday.
I use torrents to download Debian package DVDs and latest version of Libreoffice. It is really a boon for people having slow links or unreliable connection. And helps you to save bandwidth.
So is it feasible to officially support torrents?
Thanks!
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It's a possibility. Setting up a Transmission web client isn't too hard and this is one of the few legitimate (and legal) uses for torrents.
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You can use the Xterm with Wget.
Example: [c]wget -c http://your-link...[/c]
(*) If you lose power, use the same command for the same file. Wget checks and continues the download.
(*) You can also stop the download (Ctrl+c) at any time and continue later (wget -c).
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@T_za, will be great if Slitaz can support this. Many users will be happy to show support by seeding 
@holkfoor, thanks! I will try this out.
Regards.
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