Or, if you click on the downloaded torrent file or magnetic link from the site, it will open directly into the default Torrent app and start downloading. Once you download the file, you can open your BitTorrent client, add the file, and start downloading. To ease your work to some extent, here I’ve listed some of the major Linux distros torrents. It has a torrent of almost every Linux distros and the best part is that site is regularly updated after every new ISO release. But if you want a site especially for Linux distros, you can check out this site. As usual, there are tons of Torrent sites from where you can search and get the Linux distros Torrents. If it seems like a tedious task for some people, there are also other ways to download torrent files. Well, here, the best way I would say is to go to the official Linux distros site and download its Torrent. Next, you need to download the Torrent file of Linux distribution you want to have.
You can install it using Flatpak by running the command: flatpak install flathub de.haeckerfelix.Fragments If you haven’t set up Flatpak, check out my beginner’s guide to install and use Flatpak. In this article, I’ll use Fragments which is a GTK3-based very simple and easy-to-use BitTorrent Client. If you’re using Windows, there are also several Torrent Clients for Windows. However, you can also install other available BitTorrent Clients for Linux such as qBittorrent, Deluge, and Fragments. Most Linux distros come with pre-installed BitTorrent Client applications like Transmission in Ubuntu. So, let’s get straight to the first step:įirst, we need to have BitTorrent Client to download Linux distros.
In this article, I’ll guide you on how to download torrents of free and open-source Linux distributions via BitTorrent.
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