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FileZilla 3 now on Linux

Filed in archive Utilities by Rom Feria on August 31, 2007

FileZilla 3 now on Linux
For the past few versions, great file transfer tool, FileZilla, has been available only on the Windows platform. Whilst there is definitely no shortage of GUI-based file transfer tools on Linux, filezillalinks is one of the coolest, at least I think it is. :)

Now switchers from Windows to Linux no longer have to look for an alternative app because FileZilla version 3 is now on Linux... and FreeBSD and Mac OS X! Here're some of the features of FileZilla as listed on their website:

  • Easy to use

  • Multilingual (English, German, French, Japanese, just to name a few)

  • Strong encryption support using SFTP over SSH and FTP over SSL/TLS

  • Supports transfer resuming and files larger than 4 GiB

  • Site Manager

  • Queue support

  • Proxy support

  • Speed limits

  • MODE Z transfer compressing







Permalink: FileZilla 3 now on Linux
Tags: FTP  SFTP  filetransfer  filezilla  SCP 

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