JFTP for Linux 5.0.1 B20120623 freeware

JFTP can connect to any system that has a valid Internet address and an FTP server program, allowing you to transfer files between a wide variety of systems, including Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, UNIX and IBM i(AS/400) systems. ...

Author jMethods, Inc.
Released 2012-11-15
Filesize 3.40 MB
Downloads 596
OS Linux
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords FTP client, FTP universal client, FTP server, transfer, FTP, connect
Users' rating
(17 rating)
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