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gFTP: Linux's Answer to the Mac's Transmit

Filed in archive Utilities by Rom Feria on May 26, 2007

gFTP: Linux's Answer to the Mac's Transmit
On my Mac, I use Transmit to transfer files using different protocols. Unfortunately, it is not free and the free alternatives are not at par with transmitlinks. :(

On Linux, I use gFTP. Like Transmit, gFTP also supports other protocols in addition to FTP. Linux.com's Chad Files provides a more descriptive take on transferring files using gFTP.

(image taken from the gFTP site)






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