Where to Download Deluge for Linux, macOS, or Windows
Deluge is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows, and the current version listed on the official site is 2.2.0. To get it, go to the official Deluge website (deluge-torrent.org) and use the Download entry in the site navigation, then choose the package that matches your operating system.
Download options by operating system
The official site states that Deluge is a lightweight, Free Software, cross-platform BitTorrent client, and that downloads are available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
| Operating system | What to look for on the download page |
|---|---|
| Linux | The Linux package or distribution-specific instructions |
| macOS | The macOS installer or package |
| Windows | The Windows installer |
The site lists the latest version as 2.2.0, so the files you pick should correspond to that release unless a newer one is shown at the time you visit.
How to reach the download
- Open the official Deluge site at deluge-torrent.org.
- Find the Download link in the navigation (the homepage also shows a "Download now" call to action).
- Select the build for your operating system.
- Save the file and run the installer or follow the package instructions for your platform.
The expected result is that you end up with the Deluge client installer for your OS, ready to set up.
Before you install
- Confirm your operating system and, on Linux, your distribution and package format, since the right file depends on them.
- Check that the version shown is the one you want; the site currently lists 2.2.0.
- If you are new to Deluge, the site also offers a Get started section with a user guide, which is useful after installation.
Common sticking points
- Wrong package for your OS: downloading a Windows build on macOS (or vice versa) will not install. Match the file to your system.
- Looking in the wrong place: the download is reached through the site navigation, not a separate store page.
- Version confusion: if you see a version other than 2.2.0, the site has likely been updated; use whatever the download page currently lists as latest.
For setup and first use after downloading, see the official user guide linked from the site's "Get started" section.