There are nice styles installed by default.
You can disable panels from View menu and leave only local and remote views without local and remote files parts below, ftp commands above and queue window on the bottom. What features do you want that FileZilla, fireftp, or gftp lack ? Solution 3 Please let me know if I left any clients out that you think should be included. Net2ftp is an online FTP client which lets you upload files from the web browser without having to install any additional software. it can be installed through the Ubuntu Software Center or through sudo apt-get install konqueror. Konqueror, a web browser for KDE, can access FTP sites when you type ftp:// / into the address bar. It can be installed through the Ubuntu Software Center or through sudo apt-get install filerunner. Filerunnerįilerunner is an FTP client with a very basic interface. Sorry, but I couldn't find a screenshot for this one. Details at the project's website, which can be found here. Sitecopy is a unique FTP client in that it automatically synches a directory on your computer with a directory on an FTP site automatically in the background. It can be installed through the Ubuntu Software Center or sudo apt-get install gnome-commander. GNOME Commander is an FTP client with a very unique interface that supports themes and customization. Download it here.Ī FTP client for the K Desktop Environment (KDE). If you prefer a Firefox add-on, FireFTP is a great one that will allow you to transfer files from within the browser. The interface is very simple and it lacks some of the advanced features of more sophisticated FTP clients. Kasablanca is a GUI FTP client intended for use in KDE, but it will work in Unity too. It can be installed through the Ubuntu Software Center or through sudo apt-get install gftp. To use it, go to File > Connect to Server with the desktop selected.Īnother option is to use gFTP, a FTP client with a nice graphical interface that is different from FileZilla's, but only slightly.
However, it lacks many of the powerful features that a full-featured FTP client, like FileZilla has. You don't have to install any additional software. Nautilusĭon't forget the FTP client that comes with Ubuntu! It integrates very nicely with Ubuntu, and is very easy to use. However, here are the top ten most popular alternatives: 1. You mentioned the user interface, and you're really not going to find much better then FileZilla as far as that. It is extremely powerful while remaining very easy to use.
FileZilla is the de-facto standard when it comes to an FTP client.
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