<h2>Overview</h2>
Vincenzo is an exciting BitTorrent client that stands out with its unique terminal-based UI reminiscent of vim, making it perfect for those who prefer a keyboard-centric approach. Its design emphasizes speed, lightness, and cross-platform compatibility, catering primarily to users who favor interactive command-line tools. Not only does it serve as a BitTorrent client, but it also allows developers to leverage its library to create custom software powered by the BitTorrent protocol.
With the aim of providing an efficient and user-friendly experience, Vincenzo offers multiple binaries, including a daemon service and a dedicated user interface. Its architecture is built to accommodate tech-savvy users who appreciate fine-tuning their torrenting experience through configuration and command-line operations.
<h2>Features</h2>
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Multi-platform: Works seamlessly across Linux, Windows, and macOS, ensuring that users on any operating system can enjoy its benefits.
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Multithreaded: Designed with efficiency in mind, utilizing specific OS threads for Input/Output operations to enhance performance.
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Async I/O with Tokio: Implements asynchronous input/output operations, allowing for improved multitasking and overall responsiveness.
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Daemon Support: Keeps your main UI separate from the daemon for better resource management and flexibility in handling torrent downloads.
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Magnet Link Support: Easily initiate downloads using magnet links, simplifying the user experience.
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Communication via CLI or TCP: Users can interact with the daemon using command-line flags or TCP messages, providing versatility in control methods.
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Customizable Configuration: Access and modify the default TOML configuration file to tailor the settings to your individual preferences.
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