What are the best Torrent clients for Linux that are free, ad-less and open source?

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rTorrent

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Handles lots of torrents well

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CLI interface

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CleverSosamshin

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No extraneous functions

Torrent is a CLEAN client. Meaning there’s no search engine, tools, or other things to bloat the program.

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benoliver999

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Can be managed over ssh

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Files can't be downloaded sequentially

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