I'm shifting most of my projects to a Linux machine, and one of the things that I miss is WinSCP. I've found other answers saying that nautilus, FileZilla etc. can be used for SFTP, but something that I loved about WinSCP was that it has two panes (FileZilla's got that) and I could start synchronization from any directory. Unison or Rsync could work, but I'd have to create a folder pair every time I want to sync two folders. Is there an SFTP client for Linux that has a two-paned view and allows ad-hoc synchronization?
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I use SSHFS for this, together with the Midnight Commander. | |||
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You can use KDE's Konqueror with the fish protocol (to go over ssh) or with sftp directly. Just interact with it like it was a web browser fish://username@server:/home/username and your good to go. You can read more here (specifically #2): http://www.tuxradar.com/content/20-all-new-tips-kde-42 | |||
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Gnome Commander uses meld dir syncing - please install it to get the full functionality | |||
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