Another piratical tool: Captain FTP
We're all talking like pirates today, savvy? Best way to stay clear of Davy Jones' Locker is to have a sure way of gettin' ta yer treasure, like maybe a map, or a compass, or perhaps a shareware FTP client. We be downloading Captain FTP even now.The Captain keeps a pretty tight ship, despite all the plundering and pillaging; in fact, in version 5.0, he's got a handy local LAN version of FTP, extremely useful for transferring files 'tween the crow's nest and the poop deck. Built-in file viewers and easy transfer acceleration top off the treasure chest.
Captain FTP be $25 doubloons, and ye have a fortnight of demo time before ye puts the cash on the barrel of grog.
Thanks Tom.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
TUAW's Unofficial Copyeditor said 4:34PM on 9-19-2007
Sigh. It's doubloon. Google is your friend, remember?
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Michael Rose said 4:42PM on 9-19-2007
Arr, pirates can nae spell worth a bucketful of cod entrails.
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abolishthedevil said 5:11PM on 9-19-2007
Arrrrr, why yer all be usin dees FTP apps??? Yar shid be usin MacFUSE with MacFusion!!! Arrrrr!!! So much easiar and it's free! Arrrrr!!!
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Fernando said 5:22PM on 9-19-2007
Arr!
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Zachary Hinchliffe said 6:28PM on 9-19-2007
Captain FTP has a horrible interface, in my opinion. Your money would be better spent on Panic's Transmit.
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Rob said 6:43PM on 9-19-2007
Besides MacFUSE, there are two great free FTP clients -- Cyberduck and Filezilla.
What does CaptainFTP provide over and above the free FTP clients?
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Dave Barnes said 9:43PM on 9-19-2007
"What does CaptainFTP provide over and above the free FTP clients?"
Great support. At least for me over the last 3 years.
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