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Cyberduck 2.6 is available
Cyberduck is the free, open source FTP/SFTP client for Mac OS X that I've been using for about a year now. It works quite well, is full-featured and free (I said that already, right?). You can also get a Dashboard widget, Growl notification and Quicksilver integration for Cyberduck.Version 2.6 is now available, and changes include:
- Turkish Localization
- Automatic software update
- Dashboard Widget included
- Reintroduced transcript drawer in browser window
- Transcript drawer added to transfer window
- Option to use Network Diagnostics upon failed connections
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Clark Goble said 1:04PM on 6-08-2006
I hope this one is more stable. The previous version was crashing very, very frequently on all my platforms. I suspect that's because the Linux directories I was access had about 800 files in them.
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ShadowBottle said 1:32PM on 6-08-2006
Hrm.. I've been using Fugu for some time... I'll have to check this out. I'm not certain it will budge me from Fugu though (;
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sebastien said 1:58PM on 6-08-2006
I'm getting crashes when i try to dl file to y desktop. let me contact the coder.
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urban said 2:25PM on 6-08-2006
Transmit > *
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kc said 2:58PM on 6-08-2006
I really appreciate that someone has FINALLY written a free FTP program for mac (ever since the decline of fetch).. however, i am permanantly indebited to Panic Software for their delicious Transmit--which has been around for a long time as the best FTP client available for mac, and which also is constantly being rethought and improved upon.
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Peter Kirn said 4:26PM on 6-08-2006
Not sure why other people have had so many stability problems. I've had really good luck with Cyberduck.
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Jackdaw said 4:39AM on 6-09-2006
Recent versions of Cyberduck have been pretty bad, it's caused me to lose files on two occaisions. Once for no reason I could see and once as where I was FTPing to had no disk space left. Instead of telling me Cyberduck overwrote the files on the server with 0 byte files. I switched to Transmit after that.
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mindonly said 11:18AM on 6-09-2006
unfortunately I've had stability problems with cyberduck as well. Once I go about 6 or 7 directories deep on my hosting company's linux server, it goes idle and times out. downloaded the trial of 'fetch' and had no such issue. wish cyberduck worked.... :(
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pitu said 4:41AM on 8-06-2006
I downloaded it for about a week and I have now problem, Yet. It is a great product
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cars said 4:24PM on 8-08-2006
It's amazing. I hadn't any crush with it.Cyberduck also looks very friendly - this kind of thing really should be included with the OS though.
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mobility said 10:23AM on 8-30-2006
it works fine, but I'm stil Transmit fan
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