PROBLEM: I started using the default ftp that came with Fedora Core 8. It is easy to use.
I just open a terminal
then I type: ftp
then I type: open sampleFtpHostName
then I type: sampleFtpUserName
then I type: sampleFtpPassword
and then I am in and I can use commands such as put and get so I am generally fine with that, but I'd like to visually browse through my files.
SOLUTION:
a Graphical FTP for Fedora that made it simple for me.
open a terminal
run the below command as root:
yum install gftp
after answering 'y' to installing
you can exit root user
and run
gftp
or
gftp &
to start using a graphical version of ftp.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
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