FileZillaLinux
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FTP CommanderWindows
FileZilla como alternativa Linux a FTP Commander
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Nuestra opinión
FileZilla is a solid Linux replacement for FTP Commander. It covers the core FTP/SFTP workflow—connecting to servers, browsing remote folders, dragging files, and keeping connection profiles—so most users will feel at home. The interface is straightforward, the Site Manager stores credentials, and transfer progress is clearly shown. Power users who rely on Windows‑only quirks or deep integration with other Windows tools may miss a few conveniences, but for everyday file transfers FileZilla works well on any modern Linux desktop.
- Licencia
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 3.71.1 (27 de agosto de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Connect to FTP, FTPS and SFTP servers
- Browse remote directory trees
- Upload, download, rename and delete files
- Drag‑and‑drop support
- Save reusable connection profiles
Lo que cambia
- FileZilla offers a Site Manager with queue and speed limits, which FTP Commander lacks
- FTP Commander may integrate with Windows shell extensions; FileZilla does not provide native file‑manager integration on Linux
- FileZilla includes directory comparison and synchronized browsing, features not present in FTP Commander
- No built‑in Windows‑only scripting or automation that some FTP Commander users might have used
Abrir tus archivos de FTP Commander
FTP Commander stores its connection profiles in a proprietary Windows registry or INI format. There is no documented importer for those files in FileZilla, so you will need to recreate the profiles manually. Exporting data from FTP Commander is not a common operation, so compatibility is unknown.
Pasar de FTP Commander a FileZilla, paso a paso
- Install FileZilla from your distribution’s repository or via Flathub.
- Open FileZilla and launch the Site Manager.
- Create a new site for each FTP Commander profile, entering host, port, protocol and credentials.
- Test each connection and adjust transfer settings (e.g., passive mode, speed limits) as needed.
- Transfer any saved bookmarks by recreating them in FileZilla’s bookmark list.
- Delete FTP Commander once you have verified all workflows work in FileZilla.
Funciones clave de FileZilla
- Supports FTP, FTPS (FTP over TLS) and SFTP
- IPv6 and proxy (HTTP, SOCKS5, FTP) support
- Site Manager with transfer queue and speed limits
- Drag‑and‑drop, bookmark and filename filters
- Directory comparison and synchronized browsing
- Resume of large files >4 GB
- Remote file search and logging to file
- Multilingual interface
Cómo instalar FileZilla en Linux
flatpak install flathub org.filezillaproject.Filezillasudo apt install filezillasudo apt install filezillasudo dnf install filezillasudo pacman -S filezillasudo zypper install filezillaPreguntas frecuentes
Can FileZilla handle files larger than 4 GB?
Yes, it supports resume and transfer of files larger than 4 GB over FTP, FTPS and SFTP.
Does FileZilla run on headless servers?
FileZilla is a graphical client; for headless environments you would use a command‑line tool like lftp or ncftp.
Is there a way to edit remote files directly in FileZilla?
FileZilla can launch an external editor (e.g., gedit, vim) for a file you double‑click, then re‑upload the changes automatically.
