On Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 07:04:38AM -0600, Eric Aksomitis wrote:
-> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-> >
-> > What is a "good FTP client"? Does it have to be a WIMP-type program? I find
-> > ncftp to be pretty damn nice. But it doesn't use the mouse or have a fancy
-> > graphical layout.
-> >
-> > Doesn't gmc do FTP?
->
-> Well, what I really look for is something with Tree-based file-system view (long
filanes get to be a pain on text-based FTP), and a QUE functionality, wherby I can add
a ton of files from anywhere to a QUE, then transfer them. For small stuff I still
and probably always will just use the text-based ftp program. However, the industry
(their are people out there who are GUI only that might want to use a little linux)
still doesn't have a perfect GUI ftp client yet, although GFTP is 70% there, if not
90% there, all it really needs is a QUE functionality like Cute-FTP, and maybe a MP3
file search like Cute-FTP, and that would be 100% what the industry
needs................
ncftp has tab completion of file names, which helps a lot. It also has
background get and put and continuation of a disupted transfer, both of
which are very nice.
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