PCLinuxOS torrents

[Crow]

I've been seeding the different PCLOS remasters but never pay attention to the numbers recently the flags in qBitorrent caught my eye for the number of different countries represented and I thought "this is a truly international distro". Yesterday wanted to see the flags and I was amazed to see the number of people seeding and downloading this distro.

Makes me so proud to be part of this

[Neal ManBear]

Great to be part of this, isn't it?      

[Crow]

Yep, as small as that part is  

My connection doesn't have a great speed but I think every bit counts so I'd set a nettop some time ago just to serve  PCLOS ISOs, sometimes there are very little peers, that happened with the edu and e17 remasters.

What I must like is to see the number of Countries where is being downloaded, it really is a global distro.

[joechimp]

I try to seed when I can.

[RobNJ]

Quick question..
I downloaded all the latest torrents.. I'm new at the seeding aspect. If I'm showing "upspeed" on some of them, and "3(11), in the "leechers" column (using kTorrent), does this mean I'm successfully seeding, to help out some downloading folks?

[Crow]

Quick question..
I downloaded all the latest torrents.. I'm new at the seeding aspect. If I'm showing "upspeed" on some of them, and "3(11), in the "leechers" column (using kTorrent), does this mean I'm successfully seeding, to help out some downloading folks?

I don't use Ktorrent but if you see 3 connected and an upload speed I suppose you are serving the torrent.

[agmg]

While downloading a torrent or when you stop sharing (seeding) a torrent you have downloaded, you are considered a leecher.
When you have a complete torrent and let others download from you, you are considered a seeder.
It is good to have a ratio of at least 1.00 for the torrents you download. That means that you have given at least what you have taken.