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gFTP, alternative Linux à CuteFTP
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gFTP is a solid replacement for CuteFTP, especially for users who rely on GUI-driven FTP, FTPS, and SFTP transfers with basic file management. It supports multithreaded transfers, bookmarks, and dual-pane browsing via its GTK+ interface, making it suitable for typical file synchronization tasks. While its interface feels dated compared to modern clients, it remains functional and stable. It’s best suited for Linux users who prioritize reliability over polish and don’t need advanced automation or enterprise features.
- Licence
- GPL-3.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 2.9.1
- Note
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Supports FTP, FTPS, and SFTP protocols
- Dual-pane layout for local and remote file browsing
- Built-in bookmark manager for saved sites
- Allows renaming, deleting, and moving remote files
- Includes transfer resume for interrupted downloads
Ce qui change
- No built-in scripting or macro support beyond basic command-line mode
- Lacks a full-featured site manager with profile categories like CuteFTP
- Interface uses older GTK+ 2 design, less intuitive for new users
- File comparison is available but not as integrated
- No password export/import in standard formats used by CuteFTP
Ouvrir vos fichiers CuteFTP
gFTP does not directly import CuteFTP site profiles or configuration files. There is no documented tool or built-in function to convert .ini or .site files from CuteFTP into gFTP’s format. Users must manually recreate connections and bookmarks. If file transfer history or login credentials are stored outside CuteFTP, they won’t be accessible. Migration requires re-entering hostnames, ports, and authentication details.
Passer de CuteFTP à gFTP, étape par étape
- Install gFTP using your package manager: sudo apt install gftp on Debian/Ubuntu or sudo dnf install gftp on Fedora
- Launch gFTP from the desktop menu or run gftp in a terminal
- Manually recreate your saved sites using the Bookmarks menu
- Enter hostname, protocol (FTP/FTPS/SFTP), username, and port for each site
- Test connections and adjust transfer settings under Options
- Use the command-line mode with gftp -c for scripting if needed
Fonctionnalités clés de gFTP
- Transferts multithreadés
- Support FTP, FTPS, SFTP
- Interface graphique GTK+
- Mode ligne de commande
- Signets intégrés
- Comparaison et synchronisation de fichiers
- Internationalisé (45 langues)
Installer gFTP sous Linux
sudo apt install gftpsudo apt install gftpsudo dnf install gftpQuestions fréquentes
Can gFTP handle secure connections like CuteFTP?
Yes, gFTP supports FTPS and SFTP, allowing secure transfers comparable to CuteFTP.
Is gFTP actively maintained?
Yes, it is packaged in current Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu releases, indicating ongoing maintenance.
Does gFTP support drag-and-drop file transfers?
Yes, within its GUI, you can drag files between local and remote panes.
