KTorrent, alternative Linux à µTorrent (uTorrent)

Mis à jour le 18 octobre 2026

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KTorrent is a solid, open-source replacement for µTorrent, particularly if you value privacy and want to avoid the adware and miners bundled with the Windows version. It handles standard torrents and magnet links well, offering robust queue management and speed controls. While it is part of the KDE ecosystem, it runs fine on other desktops. If you primarily use µTorrent for lightweight downloading without the intrusive extras, KTorrent covers those needs effectively. It is less resource-intensive than many heavy clients, though not as minimal as the original µTorrent, but it provides a cleaner, ad-free experience with full protocol support.

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Licence: GPL-2.0+
Prix: Gratuit
Dernière version: 26.04.3 (2 juillet 2026)
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Supports standard .torrent files and magnet links
Features queue management and per-torrent speed limits
Includes system tray integration for background operation
Supports DHT, encryption, and webseeds
Allows selective file downloading and prioritization

Ce qui change

KTorrent is open-source (GPL-2.0+) with no ads or bundled miners
KTorrent is a KDE application, potentially heavier than µTorrent's minimal footprint
KTorrent includes built-in audio/video preview, which µTorrent lacks
KTorrent offers a plugin system for extended functionality
KTorrent requires KDE libraries, whereas µTorrent is a standalone Windows binary

Ouvrir vos fichiers µTorrent (uTorrent)

KTorrent can directly open standard .torrent files and magnet links used by µTorrent. It also supports importing partially or fully downloaded files, which helps if you have existing download data. The client is compatible with µTorrent's peer exchange protocol, ensuring it can connect to the same peer networks. There is no need to convert files; you can simply drag and drop your existing .torrent files into KTorrent to resume or start downloads.

Passer de µTorrent (uTorrent) à KTorrent, étape par étape

Install KTorrent via your package manager or Flathub
Export your torrent list from µTorrent if needed for reference
Drag and drop your .torrent files or magnet links into KTorrent
Configure global speed limits and queue settings to match your preferences
Set up system tray integration to keep KTorrent running in the background
Test a download to ensure connectivity and speed limits work as expected

Fonctionnalités clés de KTorrent

Téléchargements simultanés de plusieurs torrents avec file d'attente
Limites de vitesse par torrent et globales
Aperçu intégré pour les fichiers audio et vidéo
Prise en charge de DHT, des webseeds et du chiffrement du protocole
Téléchargement sélectif et priorisation des fichiers
Prise en charge de UPnP et des proxys avec intégration à la zone de notification
Authentification des trackeurs et bannissement des pairs
Système de plugins pour des fonctionnalités étendues

Installer KTorrent sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.kde.ktorrent

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install ktorrent

Debiansudo apt install ktorrent

Fedorasudo dnf install ktorrent

Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S ktorrent

openSUSEsudo zypper install ktorrent

Questions fréquentes

Is KTorrent as lightweight as µTorrent?

KTorrent is generally heavier because it relies on KDE libraries. However, it is still efficient for modern systems and far lighter than many other full-featured clients. It does not have the minimal footprint of µTorrent but is not resource-hungry.

Can I resume downloads from µTorrent?

Yes. You can import partially downloaded files or simply re-add the .torrent files. KTorrent will resume downloads based on the existing data if the paths match or if you specify the correct download directory.

Does KTorrent have ads or miners?

No. KTorrent is open-source and free of ads, trackers, or bundled software. It is a clean, privacy-respecting client developed by the KDE community.