FileZillaLinux
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WinSSHTermWindows
FileZilla como alternativa Linux ao WinSSHTerm
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FileZilla is a decent replacement for WinSSHTerm if your main need is SFTP file transfers with a GUI, but it's not a full terminal tool. It handles SFTP connections well and offers strong session management and transfer features. However, it lacks built-in SSH terminal access, so you can't manage remote systems via command line within the app. Linux users who pair FileZilla with a separate terminal emulator like GNOME Terminal or Konsole can replicate most of WinSSHTerm’s functionality, but the integration isn’t as tight.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 3.71.1 (27 de agosto de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Both support SFTP and SSH-based file transfers
- Include a Site Manager for saving and organizing connections
- Offer tabbed or queued transfer interfaces with resume support
- Support SSH key authentication for SFTP connections
- Provide drag-and-drop file transfer and directory browsing
O que muda
- FileZilla has no built-in SSH terminal — you need a separate app for command-line access
- WinSSHTerm integrates terminal and file transfer; FileZilla only does file transfer
- FileZilla lacks SSH agent functionality — key management relies on system tools like ssh-agent or Pageant
- No direct integration between terminal and file operations in FileZilla
- WinSSHTerm offers portable mode and session grouping, which FileZilla doesn’t
Abrindo seus arquivos do WinSSHTerm
FileZilla does not support importing WinSSHTerm session files directly. WinSSHTerm uses its own configuration format, and there's no known converter. However, you can manually recreate saved sessions in FileZilla’s Site Manager by copying hostnames, usernames, ports, and key file paths. SSH keys themselves (e.g., OpenSSH or PuTTY format) can usually be used if converted — FileZilla accepts OpenSSH keys, while WinSSHTerm often uses PuTTY (PPK) files, which may require conversion via tools like puttygen.
Trocando o WinSSHTerm pelo FileZilla, passo a passo
- Export or note down all WinSSHTerm sessions: host, user, port, key path
- Convert PPK keys to OpenSSH format using
puttygenif needed - Install FileZilla from your distro’s repository or Flathub
- Recreate sessions in FileZilla’s Site Manager, adding SFTP protocol and key paths
- Test connections and adjust permissions or key agents as needed
Principais recursos do 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
Como instalar o FileZilla no Linux
flatpak install flathub org.filezillaproject.Filezillasudo apt install filezillasudo apt install filezillasudo dnf install filezillasudo pacman -S filezillasudo zypper install filezillaPerguntas frequentes
Can I use FileZilla for SSH terminal sessions?
No, FileZilla only supports file transfers. Use a terminal emulator like GNOME Terminal, Konsole, or Tilix for SSH access.
Does FileZilla work with my existing SSH keys?
Yes, if they’re in OpenSSH format. If using PuTTY (PPK) keys from WinSSHTerm, convert them with puttygen first.
Is there a way to sync FileZilla and terminal sessions?
Not built-in. You’ll need to manually open the same host in both FileZilla and your terminal, or use scripts for automation.