Kirk Strauser wrote:
In winscp, there are 2 panes opened by default. So on left side of winscp window, I can see files on machineA and on the right side of the window I can see files on machine B. something like below.At 2004-03-26T19:22:06Z, Kamaraju Kusumanchi <kk288@cornell.edu> writes:Can some one tell me If there is any program like winscp available in debian testing? winscp is great on windows but does not work under linux. I have also tried konqueror with the sftp:// protocol. It works great except that I have to open two konqueror windows each time I want to transfer a directory etc.,I don't understand. What's the difference between how WinSCP presents the data and how Konqueror works? Why do you only have to have one WinSCP window, but two Konqueror windows? I ask because I want to understand your question better so that I can attempt to answer it.
--------------------------------------------- machine A | machine B | ---------------------------------------------Now all I have to do is move the mouse from left to right to copy/move files. Konqueror by default does not have this.
Andreas suggested that I can have this split layout in konqueror also. I was not aware of it before. Anyway, I can get winscp behaviour in konqueror by doing a CTRL-SHFT-L
and then using sftp protocol. thanks guys raju -- Home page: http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/kk288/ Fluid's group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flumech/