In my specific case, it turned out that I didn't have a. As well, make sure you have the changes to the shell environment implemented correctly.
#Torrent client for mac 10.4.11 install#
The key is having Xcode, X11 and the X11SDK installed before you install MacPorts. Here's the MacPorts guides that helped me: For the first time in almost 2 years, I am actually seeing true "hi-speed" DL rates on moderately seeded really kicks ass! So I just wanted to thank the devs for this awesome torrent 's not perfect (on OS X at least) but it does what it's meant to do and does it very well, and it's easily the best there is in my mind out there for OS X!Īlso, to any other OS X users who might be having trouble getting Deluge and MacPorts up and running, and who aren't n00bs to torrents but may not be frequent terminal or X11 users, and found the lack of resources/awareness surprising and frustrating, I can share with you what I found helpful in my search (YMMV).for me it was all about getting MacPorts installed and working, once I finally figured that part out, installing Deluge was a breeze (it just took a long time.be patient!). I had read that Deluge may be my saviour.however, I ran into a lot of difficulty trying to get Deluge (and MacPorts) installed and running on my MacBook (Tiger 10.4.11) After a lot of time and trial and error, I finally got Deluge working and it was worth the trouble. To make matters worse, my isp is notorious for its traffic shaping and throttling practices and every torrent client I tried didn't seem to make a difference. As a dedicated utorrent user before I switched to Mac, I couldn't really find a real replacement for it on OS X until now - I'd tried almost all of them and reluctantly settled into life with Azureus.
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