Filezilla on a Mac is crippled unless you use the pro version which costs money. Pathfinder is also a paid app nowadays. I used it long ago when it was still free. Not so bad. Though I plan to give Krusader a try.
Thanks on the unison tip. I'm going to try it out. I do most of my recording and class work on the Mac and plan to mirror that on a couple Linux boxes for back up and since I do most of my editing and final work on recording on Linux. It'll be handy to have the mixdowns pushed over to a Linux box automatically. KDE4 was a good distribution. I ran it on this machine for years and it ran great. Tried KDE 5 when my distro ceased being supported. With 4 gigs of RAM the machine became unusable. Gnome just as bad. Switched to Tinity and it's working well. So KDE 4 apps are just fine with me. In fact I've switched all my machines to Trinity except 1. I only use it as a jukebox and file storage. Even that is pushing it. Before I shut down Akondi I could boot and that was it. The KDE 4 version of Krusader I really liked. KDE 5 version isn't noticeably different. I think the person who started this thread is using KDE 5. They didn't state what version. On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 4:16 AM René J.V. Bertin <rjvber...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thursday June 11 2020 03:05:46 Draciron Smith wrote: > > >For SSH I've found it's easier to SSH to the Mac than from it. There are > > Yes, once you activate SSH on Mac you can use the "fish:" protocol to > browse the Mac's filesystem. I use Dolphin for that, not Konqueror. Dolphin > can actually be made to work reasonably well on Mac, and as a more > specialised application someone might actually at some point make a proper > app bundle of it. > > > >pretty iffy at best. Filezilla the free version works if you want to dump > >everything in /public as that seems to be the only dir it'll allow you to > > It's been ages since I used a "native" application on Mac for this sort of > thing and I'm not on my Mac right now, but I see that the one I used > instead of FileZilla is still being developed and probably does what you > want: https://cyberduck.io/ > > If all you want is keeping folders synchronised you can also look at the > unison synchronisation utility: http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ > (it's also in MacPorts). This is old but works incredibly well and fast. > > >There are a few alternate file browser apps to Finder but I've not been > > PathFinder is the usual replacement app that most people go to, IIRC. > > >go with pro version now to get sFTP, used to be in free version. Turns out > >Krusader has a Mac version. I am about to try it out. If it does it has a > > If you mean the one in MacPorts: it's the KDE4 version. Not that there's > anything wrong with that... Heck, maybe even the KDE4 Dolphin and/or > Konqueror versions will do what you want... > > R. >