Free Graphical SSH Client
I hate to use the command line SSH client. Does anyone know any free graphical SSH client? Thank you.
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 15:01, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
I hate to use the command line SSH client. Does anyone know any free graphical SSH client?
Thank you.
kssh on the install CD's/dvd -- Ken Schneider unix user since 1989 linux user since 1994 SuSE user since 1998 (5.2) * PLEASE only reply to the list *
On Friday 16 July 2004 15:01, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
I hate to use the command line SSH client. Does anyone know any free graphical SSH client?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by a GUI to what is a protocol, but there is a package that comes with SUSE called kssh - basically just comes up as a shell with some niceties built in relating to ssh. Just search un YaST/Install and Remove Software and search for "ssh". Cheers, J.C. -- John Coldrick www.axyzfx.com Axyz Animation Houdini/Renderman/Discreet 425 Adelaide St W 416-504-0425 Toronto, ON Canada jc@axyzfx.com M5V 1S4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
The problem is that I really don't want the shell window. I use it when I want to navigate and search the server I'm using. When I just want to upload and download files on the many subdirectories, I need a fast navigation. Kssh doesn't really add much to the command-line ssh I was already using... :-\ The only graphical client I know is that one from SSH Communications Security (www.ssh.com), but, of course, it isn't free...
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by a GUI to what is a protocol, but there is a package that comes with SUSE called kssh - basically just comes up as a shell with some niceties built in relating to ssh.
Just search un YaST/Install and Remove Software and search for "ssh".
Cheers,
J.C.
-- John Coldrick www.axyzfx.com Axyz Animation Houdini/Renderman/Discreet 425 Adelaide St W 416-504-0425 Toronto, ON Canada jc@axyzfx.com M5V 1S4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
On Friday 16 July 2004 21:43, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
The problem is that I really don't want the shell window. I use it when I want to navigate and search the server I'm using. When I just want to upload and download files on the many subdirectories, I need a fast navigation. Kssh doesn't really add much to the command-line ssh I was already using... :-\
The only graphical client I know is that one from SSH Communications Security (www.ssh.com), but, of course, it isn't free...
For file uploading and downloading I'm assuming you're talking about sftp. Most GUI ftp clients support sftp. You can also use konqueror, just use the URL fish://machinename/
On Friday 16 July 2004 15:43, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
The problem is that I really don't want the shell window. I use it when I want to navigate and search the server I'm using. When I just want to upload and download files on the many subdirectories, I need a fast navigation. Kssh doesn't really add much to the command-line ssh I was already using... :-\
The only graphical client I know is that one from SSH Communications Security (www.ssh.com), but, of course, it isn't free...
Yes, I think Anders is correct...you're probably thinking of sftp, amongst other things. "ssh" is a protocal for connecting and doing various tasks securely...it's not inherently a file browser, transfer program, or a secure X windows - it's merely a protocol that any number of programs can support or not. It's becoming so popular nowadays, you'll find many current apps, such as konqueror, support it already. Cheers, J.C. -- John Coldrick www.axyzfx.com Axyz Animation Houdini/Renderman/Discreet 425 Adelaide St W 416-504-0425 Toronto, ON Canada jc@axyzfx.com M5V 1S4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
On Friday 16 Jul 2004 20:43 pm, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
The problem is that I really don't want the shell window. I use it when I want to navigate and search the server I'm using. When I just want to upload and download files on the many subdirectories, I need a fast navigation. Kssh doesn't really add much to the command-line ssh I was already using... :-\
You can use the fish:// pseudo-protocol in Konqueror for this: fish://<user>@<server-address>/ will pop up a password dialog and then show the root directory of the server HTH Dylan -- "I see your Schwartz is as big as mine" -Dark Helmet
Thanks everyone for clarifying! It worked. :-)
On Friday 16 Jul 2004 20:43 pm, Dalton Silva Ribeiro Filho wrote:
The problem is that I really don't want the shell window. I use it when I want to navigate and search the server I'm using. When I just want to upload and download files on the many subdirectories, I need a fast navigation. Kssh doesn't really add much to the command-line ssh I was already using... :-\
You can use the fish:// pseudo-protocol in Konqueror for this:
fish://<user>@<server-address>/
will pop up a password dialog and then show the root directory of the server
HTH
Dylan
-- "I see your Schwartz is as big as mine" -Dark Helmet
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