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Build a Thinkcentre or try to fiddle with VMs?
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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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There are several remotely controlled torrent clients, transmission comes to mind. It has web interface and state of the art is that the webpage registers itself as a magnet: link handler so clocking one adds it to the remote server (disclaimer: I don't actually know that that is a feature of transmission. I use a client that is integrated with my router and it has this despite the router not being particularly nice)
I found a third party app which basically just opens the web-client and might be able to register itself as the opener app for magnet links. i'm gonna try that one when i get home.