Clutch provides browser control of torrents

January 05th, 2008 | Category: Apple / Mac

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Just yesterday, we told you about the new GUI version of Transmission. For those who prefer remote control, there’s plus a web UI for the Transmission daemon, called (cleverly enough) Clutch, just updated to version 0.2. Clutch is an easy way to manage your BitTorrent downloads from anywhere you can access the Net.

Clutch is a front-end for the Transmission torrent

engine; it doesn’t require the GUI version of Transmission, and the two tools don’t show each others’ download results. Clutch uses the web server that’s built into Mac OS X, along with AJAX and PHP for the web interface. The app is a self-contained package that has all of the software needed to run the web interface; just open, set a few preferences, and soon after — boom […]

Orginal post by Cory Bohon

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